Trent @ Trent @lemmy.ml

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Using Obsidian with mega on desktop and FolderSync covering syncing the android side of it. Works fine.

Nice. I'd never heard of micro, but it looks good. yoink

"States have a right to decide on issues!"

"Not like that though!"

Ian M. Banks's Culture series is pretty good sci-fi.

Just adding my congrats. Good job, OP. Regex is super useful stuff.

Command line is a lot more powerful for a lot of cases. Most CLI programs are written with the idea that the caller might be another program, so they tend to be easy to chain with pipes and redirection. So you have tons of simple tools that you can combine however you need.

1. I generally aim newbies at Mint, but ubuntu derived distros are pretty easy and stuff often 'just works'. That's why my daily driver is xubuntu.
2. All over the place, really. Another advantage of ubuntu derived distros is you'll find a lot of the tutorials and stuff will assume you're using ubuntu. I just hit a search engine if I need help with something.
3. Can't help you there I'm afraid.

He's a kangaroo. Duh!

/Jk

Betterbird maybe? I don't really use Thunderbird much so not 100% sure what it had before. 😁

FWIW, a few months ago I nuked windows on an old laptop and installed Xubuntu and it was a whole lot more responsive.

(Disclaimer: I actually like Xfce.)

Mint is a solid 'shit just works' choice too, especially for beginners.

I have good news, there's one on lemmy.ml. Kind of quiet so far, but...

celebrates with a glass of icewater

Pretty sure ffmpeg will do it if you like CLI.

I've journalled for a few years in the form of a bunch of markdown files. Occasionally I'll read back or search for things to help remember things I'm not recalling clearly.

Metric or Imperial shitton?

ReadEra on android and Calibre's reader on Xubuntu desktop.

Might look into some of the stuff suggested here.

Got legit evidence? Good, then lock his ass up.

(See conservatives, not that hard to do...)

Hmm, I've never seen Digikam before, but it looks pretty handy.

There's an option under Settings->Metadata to have the categories written to EXIF data in the image file itself.

I just tested and the categories show up in exiftools.

September never ends.

It means OP should probably lay off the paint chips.