As if I wasn’t already doing that lol I have 64 gigs of ram and I will use 64 gigs of ram!

This is the best answer

Micro is the best. I work with servers all the time and it’s so nice to just be able to use my mouse and normal shortcuts.

80% toggle is available in Cosmic DE and they are almost to Beta

Or Wayland/Linux

We wouldn’t be in this mess if we switched to ipv6, but nOoOooOo… we can’t possibly do that…

I’ve been wanting do something similar, but with Authentik. Does anyone know a good guide on this?

Your email is tied to their servers. It’s not like a phone number that can just be transferred, you’ll have to notify/update everyone/everything that has that email to a new one.

I don’t use Arch because I don’t trust the AUR. I run ubuntu based distros on my desktop and servers for better compatibility with software and then use Fedora based software on my laptop and media center.

I like Navidrome for the server and substreamer for the app.

I’m doimg the same, but with the substreamer app.

Just made me realize the term is just a shortened form of newbie.

I will defend this to my death. I don’t want to get my feet out at your house. I find it crazy that people want me to strip off an article of of clothing and I’m the rude one for not doing it. Also carpet is an abomination. Wood or laminate flooring is way better and you can put a rug on it if it’s cold.

Wait till you get to Utah

Much prefer Mirco thank you very much.

Agree, except for nano. Micro has a much better interface and even has mouse integration.

They are actually looking into using the Linux Kernel for modular drivers in a really interesting way.

If you need a gui or are trying to monitor playlists I would recommend TubeArchivist.

yt-dlp is great, but if you need to archive playlists automatically, want a repository, or otherwise prefer a gui I would recommend TubeArchivist.

Honestly, I haven’t had a single bug aside from the default radio selection not being visible until you click the other option, but that is more of an ICED issue that is already being addressed. Really there are just a few power options like screen timeout and autosuspend that are missing and the UI needs a retouch, but I think its a solid base over all. It’s being led by the same developer of Redox OS so he has a lot of experience developing a modular, well performant rust system.