sudo {package-manager} remove npm nodejs sudo {package-manager} purge npm nodejs

npm: sudo tee /usr/local/bin/npm >/dev/null <<‘EOF’ #!/bin/sh echo “npm is blocked on this system.” exit 1 EOF

sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/npm

npx: sudo tee /usr/local/bin/npx >/dev/null <<‘EOF’ #!/bin/sh echo “npx is blocked on this system.” exit 1 EOF

sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/npx

Might break somethings but that’s a part of boycotting something I guess.

Oh so just because it’s if statements all the way down it’s not good enough?

Love it, integrating jelly seer means my partner can just discover shows and add them

I’m a one man dev/support/sysadmin I use Ublue’s and Nixos because why would I do the work that’s already been done,

You can disable power of on lid close. I ran a dell laptop with a terramaster as a server for a couple of years when I lived in a small flat no issues with it as a general media home lab has a built in UPS too.

At most you might have to switch to the closed driver image

I got you?

Debian and Ubuntu have the most docs and guides If you know what you’re doing nixos or ucore would be pretty unbreakable Paid for product I love Unraid

Trash guides is pretty good for getting started https://trash-guides.info/

You’d be wrong both times, have a good weekend though

I did in like 2007 how is that relevant to what I posted?

The only reason I went with plex was easy remote access. Now with the state on reverse proxies and tailscale tunnels we happily ditched it.

People are returning to normal device lifecycles and the greed can’t cope

Embrace the windows approach:

Wait for the wizard to finish this time it’ll totally do something click around in regedit,

reformat,

post “fixed it guys”

delete account.

Friend that works in IT -> Dedicated Cyber Centres -> Auctions near offices -> FB or ebay

The irony is Honey is prob down too

Pika should be fine, look into borg or just a simple Rsync setup if you want something a bit more detailed. But personally with backups I want it as simple and reliable as possible.

To use tailscale you’d need to add every device you want to use to your tailscale machines list. It’s not an anywhere any machine solution without that.

If you want something more like a proper web service that’s available without Tailscale, you’d need to spin up a reverse proxy or use Tailscale Funnel to expose Jellyfin to the public internet in a controlled way.

Tailscale won’t affect local as you can access it via browser and phone, the service is running fine locally. Just check in jellyfin it’s bound to the same IP subnet go to Dashboard → Networking and check that it’s set to 0.0.0.0 or your LAN IP (e.g., 192.168.0.xx).

No you ommited any kind of detail in your original post so we all had to guess to try and help. You’re still using xfce if that’s what you chose on installation. Pro tip install fastfetch open a terminal and write fastfetch and post the results under your future posts it’ll give us a report of your system.

Adwata so I’m assuming gnome I tend to use the open bar extension for customisation

Exactly that. It’s not the be all and end all for Linux, nothing ever will be and that’s OK. Some people have had a few issues, especially when Fedora was in the 30s. Just did a quick search, even this year some users reporting it borking itself. But like you, I have never had an issue, but when I deploy machines that are 100 miles from me, I don’t want to deal with that, same for my work machines.

Bazzite works really well for my living room PC, wife approved PS5 replacement. Again, for my personal gaming rig I don’t want to get home go to game and have to deal with some dependency issue. I put Bluefin on my field laptop because again I use it sporadically, and it’ll update on boot if it was cachyOS or workstation there’s a chance it could drift out of spec enough to bork.

So yeah I love the Atomics, but I was prob 90% the way there before Silverblue came about and 95% there when the Ublue stuff stated rolling out.

Like a lot of things Linux it’s not the future of Linux but its a future I think.