Strit @ Strit @lemmy.linuxuserspace.show

Linux enthusiast, family man and nerd

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Indeed. I missed that. Thanks.

Frontend is open source, but the server backend does not seem to be.

So not sure why this is in Self-hosted, as you can't really selfhost this platform. Or I'm missing some repo that sets up the backend...

Do you use ZFS at all?

If not, you can try disabling the 2 zfs based services it mentions.

Does not look like the driver is enabled in the kernel you are running then. :(

Make sure that the driver for the module is built into the kernel. dmesg | grep bluetooth should reveal something there.

Also, make sure the module is not blocked in rfkill.

That's really sad to see. I hope the courts dismiss the cease & desist because it's different name, and lack of popularity of the trademarked name.

I have a folder in my nextcloud, where I save scripts I find and/or use regularly.

software that connects to Chinese servers

You can set up your own server, so it doesn't have too.

only place to get Rustdesk is from the developers.

Shouldn't it be like this though. Rustdesk is in the AUR, which downloads the source from Github, like a lot of other software packages does. You can also build it yourself.

The developers behind it are effectively faceless

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk has contributors listed, so not exactly what I would call "faceless". Sure, there is not really any real names on it, but having real names on Open Source projects in github is not the norm.

Please elaborate on this. What risks are introduces?

The AUR package btrfs-autosnap does this. You define which subvolumes need to be snapshotted and how many it should keep of each. It adds a pacman hook that then takes a snapshot before updating.

I use The Movie Database (https://tmdb.org/) to find things to watch.

I’ve been reading into the US politics too much, I thought they were writing about the capitol riot.

I thought the exact same thing....

Ah, I'm certain you can use sshfs from KDE Connect on your desktop to browse through the files on the phone. Depending on how the videos are stored, you should be able to find them on the Internal Storage drive. Unless it's DRM enabled videos, then it's locked down behind the app sandbox.

So I was right. She chose (maybe unknowingly) to run Ubuntu and dropped out because she couldn't install the software required. Not Ubuntu's fault at all.

I haven't seen the video, but that title does not seem correct. Pretty sure it would be her choice to use Ubuntu that got her to drop out. I don't believe Canonical/Ubuntu can force someone out of college.

If you don't like me writing when I haven't seen the video, then please post some TL;DW info, so we all know what's going on without having to watch a youtube video.

Just to clarify.

You want the KDE Connect app to have direct access to video files on your Samsung phone?

Is there a specific reason you can't just use the media browser on the phone and use the "Share" feature in that to send it to KDE Connect Send To Device?

I think Beszel fits most of those. Not sure if it can restart containers/services.

Same here.

Yeah. I would need the 5 TB one for my stuff, so that is the €11/month box.