I know what you mean, at work right now when you run Linux they don’t give you support but they also don’t enforce any of the bullshit but skill give you VPN access to the work resources.

On win and Mac they dust disabled USB storage access and there is a to other bullshit going in TN the name of security while everyone uploads their code to openai or anthropic because they’re pushing for it

So now I am hidden from IT, when those Sanitized Linux ditros start showing up they will build in the same bullshit as they have from win and Mac now and then I’m fucked, because they will force me to use them

Yeah, those few who are successfully there are very good at marketing I guess.

Supply and demand. There are so many editors out there and only few who need one.

Thanks for mentioning it!

Yeah, afterwards I actually looked at Agates code specifically to get inspiration for features where I saw the vhost part.

But like the protocol it was fun to just try out if I can implement something useful.

It’s kind of meaningless but very interesting at the same time :D

Just a week ago I put my bog on there: gemini://jeena.net

The thing is also that there was no server available for Ubuntu so it would automatically be updated with the system updates. So instead of keeping it up to date manually, I decided to get some help of a coding agent and we made together a simple static file serving Gemini server which I pu on here: https://git.jeena.net/jeena/pollux

I’m still working on it, especially I want virtual hosts and better parallelism.

I just hope that the time I put in ti Make it secure payed off and nobody hacks my server. Normally I only work on the application layer.

Does it really work on stage? For me the only reason I bring my 4x10 is so I can hear myself on stage independent of how incompetent the sound-person is in that random venue to mix the monitors so people can hear themselves.

I wish we had a all ages venue here I miss going to concerts and I’d love to bring my kids.

Urgh, I use it at least 300 times a day.

They hate basically all immigrants, but non catholic the most. It’s funny because of how many of them live abroad in Germany, the UK and so on, just for financial reasons.

It depends on the color of your skin and where you’re from, what you bring to the country, etc.

I never did until I started using hyprland.

Now I have those in a git repo: https://git.jeena.net/jeena/hypr-dotfiles

Oh yeah, a reliable Android Syncthing client would be awesome after the debacle with Syncthing-Fork lately.

I wish Scratch was more powerful, kind of like Flash was back in the day, so that it would be easier to make more complicated things with it. I feel right now if you want to make a somewhat real game it gets too hard too quickly because you need to work around the limitations.

Yeah, I also think this is the safest way. PeerTube doesn’t have direct messages like PieFed, Lemmy or Mastodon have.

If you want to go FOSS all the way down to the hardware I would suggest the Pine Time:

https://pine64.org/devices/pinetime/

It has a step counter, so not quite km, but it is all FOSS Hardware and Software.

If you want something more sophisticated then there is AsteroidOS which can be flashed on a bunch of commercially available smart watches: https://asteroidos.org/watches/

Congrats! For me it also has bin godsend that the company allowwes Linux for developers as an exception. In my case it also means that you yourself are responsible for everything yourself, backup, upgrades, security, etc. The only thing they make sure is that the Cisco VPN is also working (it’s shitty but anyway) with Linux.

But that is exactly what I want. They do offer a corporate Ubuntu image, which I used one time but hated it, so I blasted it and installed Arch (btw.).

I still need to run MS office and Teams, but I do that in the Browser (have to use Chromium for it because it doesn’t work well in Librewolf). But like you say, those pills are much easier to swallow compared to winning Windows 11 on a daily basis, especially as a IT professional.

I’m already using a matrix bridge for it because I can’t get some cousins to move natively to Matrix. But if that would make it more stable it would be appreciated.

I found a cool guy to talk to because he read my blog post about “Scaling on Linux” https://jeena.net/scaling-on-linux and he reached out via email and told me that we had similar problems. We met for a beer and some more Linux talk and we’re in contact on Matrix since then. It turned out that he hosted the FOSS for all conference last weekend so I went there too and interestingly met a lot of people from Lemmy there: https://piefed.jeena.net/post/271523

What I’m trying to say is reach out to people, it will develop into cool things over time.

But jelyfin is only partially for streaming, the big thing is descovery with thumbnails, metadata, categories, search, etc.