Tailscale -> Headscale after you get comfy.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44287043

StirlingPDF is basically 1 size fits all.

StirlingPDF does this. I’ll dm you the one I host for my writing group.

Because of a few strategically placed wait commands.

I have an auto message that asks people to share, but a lot of people are returning to collecting their own media, so you have to start somewhere sometimes! :)

You can script download stuff via Soulseek. There’s a script on the sidebar of !soulseek@lemmy.dbzer0.com

Ah yes, the “windows app” I remote into Linux on. That’s like an ex naming a kid after you levels of crazy.

Amg I couldn’t figure out how to collapse. I’m so happy rn. I’ve been containerising everything. It’s so soothing.

I don’t know what they were expecting, keeping it around all those streams and lakes.

Mate chill, I already implied I misunderstood and apologised. I’m human and allowed to make mistakes.

Well, I never said it did out of the box. I was giving people the example of how I did it, in case they wanted an easy option for PCs. No offence meant, my friend.

I was thinking a computer! Multiple people can connect to your tailscale and jellyfin at once. That’s not so much an issue. Other than that, there’s not so much more than installing the app and signing in with email or Google then sending them a link. I use a shared email and pass to speed up the process.

I’ve walked them through using tailscale. You install it once and forget it.

Yeah, they both do. That’s a lot more manual though.

Very easy:

• https://tailscale.com/ (basically plug and play)

Or

• https://github.com/juanfont/headscale

My mom streams mine across an ocean.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto

It’s probably not very simple. Bauh is a bit clunky compared to this app. If I was going to work on extending functionality, I’d probably look into forking Synaptic first.

Don’t feed the trolls, especially the ones that are bad at it. But yeah, this app doesn’t let you select and uninstall multiple things at the same time nor does it have all the functionality of Synaptic (which is amaze, notably for the search tool). I’d settle on a CLI tool for this too, I just want a one stop shop because I get so triggered having to juggle different managers. It’s just fucking annoying really. Like, I found the cli tool Topgrade and it is just the best thing ever for keeping things up to date from all package managers, I want that with extended functionality as even this tool doesn’t manage every manager that Topgrade does. Something modular, otherwise I waste time fucking around with everything. That’s really the core issue, it’s a pain in the ass not being centralised. If I had more time and unlimited finances I’d fork this and try to extend it myself.

Maybe consider why you are being downvoted. Have a good one.