I really want to… But i’m fucking lazy… Is there an easy way to implement that with say heliboard?

I’m not sure what WinSCP has what linux SCP hasn’t? I guess WinSCP is a GUI tool?

I do a lot of scp to send files between machines (even mac<->linux).

Hey :) Thanks for sharing your project ! I’m still not 100% sure I need this because right now I just make backups of my dot files and config files and i’m relatively new with git and my self-hosted forgejo instance.

However, after experimenting the power of version control, i’m kinda interessted to host my dot/config files into my hosted forgejo instance ! But permissions and ownership are not natively supported and needs manual intervention !

Is that the issues your project is solving?

DID YOU skip the previous warning? Make sure you didn’t skip it, as this might cause you to lose access to your own files!

😂🫡 Well written and funny documentation ! Thank you !

multiple languages at the same time (without switching).

Is that an option to enable somewhere?

🤣🤣🙏

Hey, in case you didn’t find or another user is interested, here is the wiki documentation part for the different blocking modes (easy, medium, hard).

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode

None… I tried with my Dad and even add some cool tools in additions (youtube dlp frontend). 2 days later he just reinstalled Windows on top because: “My USB audio dongle didn’t worked”.

Guess what? I didn’t either on Windows and was an external peripheral issue, not an OS/driver issue.

But he also said:" Too complicated for me" 🤦‍♂️

Linux mint debian edition.

Dunno if hamachi is still around but that’s what I used to play pirated games over lan !

I’m just a cavedweller

Did I hear rock’n’stone?

Thanks for the hint :) probably going to switch from SimpleX to this one :)

The reddiverse !

1. Yeah I guess I have made it more complex. But what hard links allow me to achieve is to save disk space while still working on the file without changing the original one. Imagine I have to copy my files to sonarr, have a copy in my torrent directory and also a backup on an external disk… That’s alot of space ! This may be a simpler solution, but only If you have money to spare on disk space. Yes, it’s “cheap” when you have a bank account and money lying around, but that’s not the case for everyone :/. I think the ARR* stack works similarly and works with hard links !

2. Oh… never heard of Terraform, will have a look, thanks for the pointer !

Hard links are files…

I guess so, but files are just links pointing to inodes ? :) Sorry If I’m wrong here, and please give me the proper knowledge If you are willing to share :)

Edit: After some reading, I think Ansible seems a better fitting. Terraform is more for creating infrastructures while Ansible to manage them and configure them?

Oh my… Love changed in a 8-year life span ! I guess nothing stays the same forever 🤷‍♂️

Window XP was probably the best and last good Windows version… 10 was kinda okay without all the telemetry shit and bloatware.

Windows 11 feels like macOS with extra steps + spyware on every move, click, clipboard copylpast… Wouldn’t go near that stuff even with full protection and debloat ^^ Just remove that shit and install linux instead.

Or people who uses it as a mini server and SSH into it while lid is closed 😎

They know exactly what they are doing… Some dopamine hits for the road !

Not OP, but I have something to share you migh be interested in.

A few weeks ago I ran qbittorrent on a RPi 3B+ (yes this one is way older than 4 or 5) and It chocked really hard on the ram and USB connected HDD… It even made piHole unresponsive and broke the DNS requests when checking file integrity…

Barebone installation on ext4 FS (without docker) did made it a bit better but was still very slow and wasn’t able to handle 100 consecutive torrents…

As a conclusion, if you’re going to run a few services concurrently on a pi with qbittorrent you’re rapidly going be limited and bottlenecked by the limits of your pi ! Don’t get me wrong those are nice little devices and use my RPi 3b+ as dns resolver for my whole lan with pihole. But I won’t bet on those for more heavy load and multiple services concurrently.

As a side note, I use an 10 year old gaming laptop as server which doesn’t give a sweat with over 20 services (Jellyfin, Vaultwarden, sftpgo, navidrome, baikal,qbittorrent…)

plocate is backwards-compatible with mlocate, and is much faster and more efficient than mlocate. source

From your personal experience, what do you prefer and why, if you don’t mind :).

A blocky road ahead of you ! It will take some time, don’t try to speed up the process ! Remember the first time you started Windows on a computer ? It wasn’t easy at all ^^’ but now most people know how to start and use a Windows system.

Linux is great, linux is freedom and customization but linux is also a hell of another level of complexity.

It really takes 5min tops ! But only if you know what you are doing. Immich is not an easy compose stack for beginners. There’s also all the other stuff you have to take care off (backup? Behind proxy? Share with people outside your lan? …).

Having the compose stack up and running is just the first step ^^ but once you get the hang off, it’s fun and really cool stuff floating arround (navidrome, pihole, home assistant, newpipe, vaultwarden, jellyfin…)

It takes some time to get comfortable but don’t give up, it’s worth it !