Permissions issue maybe? Although being able to see the files in the containers terminal seems like that wouldn't be the case.

Add the existing base folder as an external library, and use a new folder as the main immich folder for uploads.

Yeah, shotwell looks good if you're a single user and already have all your images stored locally, although if you wanted face tagging DigiKam is also a local only photo management app that does some more advanced stuff.

Nextcloud is so slow though, I just wish they would fix the performance of it. Taking 2+ seconds to load a file browser is crazy.

NC has also had some major data loss/corruption bugs I've been hit with, I switched away from it because I was tired of the bugs.

If this is a serious comment, a lot.

Immich is server based with a webUI, multi user support, has automatic backup from your devices, with face tagging and object tagging.

Does it need to be a native app? There are good web calendars out there as part of things like Nextcloud, SoGo, etc..

Are you on Windows? If so hold shift while closing the window and it will remember the size and position next time.

Wasabi and iDrive E2 are 2 others I know of similar to S3 and B2.

IMO backups on the same provider aren't really backups. Good that they had some at a different one.

It looks pretty nice, although a bit much wasted space for my tastes. Anyone else feel like it's running at 20fps and also doing some weird smooth scrolling thing?

Nonetheless, as a Linux user, you are encouraged to build directly from source.

Yeah screw that lol, I want my OS to just work and be easy to use with minimal fuss.

I mean there's that, but it's a lot of work for a dev too.

I would rather Linux just be able to detect what's missing and install it for me. In the case of a lot of missing components, what it says is missing will be named completely different from the package you need to install which makes it really hard.

It was always nice with windows installers because they would come with the needed components, or windows would just prompt to install them automatically.

I guess that's essentially what Flatpak solves!

It's definitely a big learning curve with how complex installing things on linux is haha, I'm still used to windows just open the exe installer and that's it.

I'd say it depends on what your hardware supports for encoding and for playback.

Best quality at small size = AV1

Good with decent support = h265

Best support = h264

Aren't the networking features just toggles in the settings already? I remember seeing several of the mentioned features in there.

I haven't had that happen unless my gateway or DHCP server changes, but on a server wouldn't adding the rules to both public and private profiles solve that too?

I haven't used any of the 3, but from a look over them superfile looks a lot more user friendly and has a nicer overall look.

Edit; the install process is rough though, complains about missing glibc but searching for that package in apt doesn't show anything promising. It also seems to require some kind of third party font that isn't included? I gave up lol that's too much for me to deal with.

What's wrong with the built in windows firewall? It works well, has a GUI to add rules, etc.. You don't even need to touch it on a default setup for most people.

Generally to depend on a container it needs to be in the same compose project, so if you move gluetun into the one with qbittorrent it should work fine.

I didn't say CPU? Quicksync is Intels dedicated hardware transcoder in the iGPU.