Debian stable has the “issue” of having pretty old KDE Plasma and Gnome versions which still miss a lot of the great Wayland features like HDR support, proper VRR support on multi-monitor with different refreshrates or proper fractional scaling
just a heads up since some people actually were waiting for this to land on linux
(and you can’t update them via newer Flatpaks)

on some Linux distros like Arch Linux you might need to install a ollama-rocm package too

Torrent programs already do checking hash checksums to determine if you got it 100%

thats also the only reason to check your download with a provided hash checksum from a website… to check the intigrity of the download and not for safety reasons

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If you use KDE Plasma and want an app which looks like your other Qt apps: https://apps.kde.org/keysmith/

thats what systemd sockets are here for

the difference is that the folder/package structure for other package manager is open and well known
everyone can host their own i.e. apt, pacman or Flatpak repository with little effort

the required folder/package structure for snaps is no longer open and you cannot change the default snap repository either easily

you might be interested in pinchflat or tubearchivest which are made for this task

usage of public torrent tracker in germany is almost non-existent
the fear of getting sued by copyright laywers is pretty high

thats a big hit for non-commercial laser cutting enthusiasts
Between Visicut and Lightburn, the later was miles away even with its quirks and testing all sorts of stuff with boxes.py was a lot of fun

bummer

the work amount of backporting fixes which ARE already fixed in newer versions is also insane

thats one of the reason why Arch Linux sticks to stable upstream versions, backporting is just not feasable on smaller teams

cool people use zst

(actually decreases decompression time by 1300%)

I believe thats only true for the unofficial version (Vaultwarden - API compatible to any Bitwarden app)

Ubuntu never advertised itself so blatantly.

Canonical advertising their products has been a thing on Ubuntu server motd for years

this is solid advice

using wine without any helper software is just insane amount of headaches
most also have guides to install all needed dependencies you might need

yea pinchflat has been easy to setup
also adding the videos to Jellyfin was easier than expected

bruh Javier Milei is a right-wing libertarian which ultimately still favors people with money and throws people with less money in the ditch

transcode to a copy of that file
treat active torrented files as “do not edit”

compile in tmpfs

I’m using pinchflat with Jellyfin (category mode “Music videos”) and it displays titles, descriptions and thumbnail correctly

pinchflat allows to embed metadata + thumbnail, idk if tube archivest has that too