Most of the time, my workflow involves two or three terminal windows, my IDE and a browser. I spread them across three monitors, and tile them using the ctrl+super+arrow shortcuts in cinnamon. Am I basically getting the same thing?

I’ve been using linux for about 20 years and have never used a tiling WM. What are the benefits? What am I missing out on? My current daily driver is Mint with Cinnamon.

If you’re only running nextcloud on it, any computer 15 years old or newer, with at least 4GB ram will be able to handle it.

If you want to have a reliable installation, avoid a raspberry pi and get a computer that can take at least two storage drives so that you can set up RAID. Or better yet, mount the storage from a dedicated NAS.

Why is this a problem?

Wait, what? How is Mozilla right wing? What did I miss?

Here’s what I would do:

• Create jellyfin account for them with limited access
• Get android tv streaming stick, install jellyfin on it
• Install custom launcher and configure it to autolaunch jellyfin, and hide all other apps

Very interesting read, thanks

Nice! Which sensor did you use for pollen?

Which bugs?

Skip intros and credits is available on Jellyfin.

I think the Plex UI is still better than Jellyfin, but I’ve gotten used to it.

Never used the smart collections when I was on plex, so can’t speak to that.

Authentik can be configured through terraform

Thanks! I’ll check it out

I tried it before authelia, and it felt like an unfinished product. Nice looking, but there were weird issues, like you could create projects (or apps? i don’t remember) through the UI, but then if you wanted to delete them you had to use the API. The hierarchy of resources also didn’t really feel intuitive to me. But that’s just personal preference. I’ve been testing out authentik today and I really like it. I like that the UI works great, but there’s also a terraform provider to manage things declaratively.

Yep, this is what I’m looking for

I like the “supportware” term, I can apply that to a few other tools (airbyte, teleport). I ended up setting up authentik today and it went really smoothly. So far I like it a lot, so hopefully the full enshittification process doesn’t happen soon. Even though right now I just want to use it for my own self-hosting purposes, I’m also interested in potentially using it for work. We have a few hundred thousand users and AWS cognito is getting pretty expensive.

Link to bug?

Pretty much no GPUs do, but you can buy a USB to CEC adapter.

Check out DuckDb

Github is not what Thunderbird uses. They don’t even use git. https://developer.thunderbird.net/thunderbird-development/building-thunderbird/windows-build-prerequisites

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