Victor

Oh, I see. Mm. Not sure that’s for me then. Thanks!

Stremio is not similar to Jellyfin or Plex you mean?

Maybe do it on a day when you’re not working? 👍

Do you run anything else similar? Like Plex?

Yikes. Well that’s good, at least. Progress is good.

Watched status of the entire library was lost though right? Or no?

I don’t like the sound of that. Sounds like bad programming? Who’s at fault? Jellyfin or the database implementation? Why would a nospace error corrupt everything. Sounds absolutely volatile. 😱

Right, but Molly saying they can be installed on the same device alongside Signal is kind of confusing because it implies they can be USED simultaneously, kind of like Telegram and Telegram X. But this is not the case as far as I understand.

Molly and Signal apps can be installed on the same device.

Big warning here, if you switch to Molly on the same device, your Signal install will go offline/be disconnected.

I just wanted to try the Material You theme that Signal is missing, but this made me apprehensive.

I have no counter points, can’t argue with that. 👌

What is the install size of immich? 😦

😆 very good list. I can imagine all of those problems.

I’m very lucky, I am active in maybe 1 server, and then there’s my own which a few of my friends are active in. We’re just in our late 30s gaming with each other. Literally only use discord for the voice channels, nothing else. And I use Niri now, so tiling space is okay.

But I can see why it’s not like this for everyone! 😩

I was looking around for Discord TUIs or even third party GTK4 Discord clients. None seemed reasonable that I could find, that also supported voice chat. (None do, almost?)

Seems also that using such clients are against the TOS. 😒

Oh yeah, that was pretty bad…

Start where you’d like, give me all you’ve got. 😄

the hell that is Discord

Out of curiosity, what makes you say Discord is hell?

Thanks for actually linking the software. ❤️

Come on, OP 😐

You won’t need to unless you run a server in that case. 👍 But the only condition here was “working with Linux”.

Like I said, I’ve been using Linux at home and for work for over a decade, maybe 15+ years, never once did I need to use rsync or know what it is.

That being said, it was convenient when I used it, but never did I need it.

Alright. But you don’t need to know rsync. That’s my only point. 👍👍

If you want to use it for backups, there are other solutions, so you still don’t need to use it or know it. You can use something else. That’s my only point. 🤷‍♂️

And “really bad” is all relative. If you are only backing up your home drive with documents or whatever, copying a few unnecessary gigabytes over a LAN connection isn’t too bad at all. But scp isn’t what you should be using for backups anyway. I only used rsync for file transfer…