Not sure about the history of it, but it’s different to every other distro I’ve used! Admittedly I’ve not tried loads and I’ve not been using Linux for that long, but to me it makes far more sense to tell me I don’t have permission to use a command/program than to pretend it isn’t installed

This is a fairly minor issue since it’s quite an easy fix, but it really annoys me that Debian doesn’t include the sbin folders in the default user path. Meaning that if you try to run a command that needs sudo, instead of telling you it needs sudo it just says the command doesn’t exist

God fucking dammit. I swear if you just wait long enough every youtuber is eventually revealed to be a racist misogynist homophobic transphobic pedo

Ente isn’t quite an entire ecosystem but it has Ente photos for photos and earlier this year they released Ente locker for documents. I haven’t actually used either of them but they seem to have a pretty good reputation as a company

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Ah fair enough, I did the same last year. I got a new phone and just decided not to install Facebook on the new one. I still need messenger and WhatsApp for now though

How do you delete Facebook without deleting your messenger account? Or did you just uninstall the app?

Is there any evidence to suggest people are actually leaving apps because of AI?

Imagine how much easier the population will be to control once they are no longer informed of the above issues. That’s the end goal

Thanks that worked!

How do I actually create an account? I’ve tried deploying a test server but when I try to create an account with Element X it just says the server needs to be upgraded to support matrix authentication service and account creation. FluffyChat doesn’t let me create an account either, it just shows me a login page.

As I’m just testing the federation port isn’t actually accessible, would that break account creation or do you have to use the console to create accounts? I’ve never used matrix before

Make sure you have backups especially if Immich is now your main method of photo storage!

I usually use rsync -azP --delete but I’m not sure if that’s the best option.

At this point we might as well just run everything as root anyway

Which one is which?

Wikipedia is a good shout. What Linux isos are worth hoarding? I tend to prefer rolling release distros and their isos are usually useful for system rescue, but normally rely on having an internet connection to actually do the install so probably wouldn’t be much use in an outage.

What sort of stuff do you archive and how do you do it?

I accidentally convinced my friend to try CachyOS last week. Despite owning a Steamdeck he didn’t know Proton worked outside of SteamOS and was surprised when I said I was playing on Linux (even though I’m sure I mentioned it ages ago). He then decided to give it a go and picked CachyOS himself.

Tbh I forgot about giving access to others, my homelab is for me only lol

Isn’t it easier to set up a VPN than expose it to the internet?