Not op, but using colmena for that
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As this is linux4noobs, you don't want Devuan. Use a systemd-based like 95% of people. Debian is just very stable but sometimes lags on application versions because of that. Ubuntu has newer versions and is supported by a company, which is why lots of people use it. Everyone hates it because that company also made some questionable decisions for Ubuntu. But in the end it is decently well supported
Chose yesterday late evening as the time to migrate my containers from docker to podman (still rootful). By luck most things work again, except wireguard/qbittorrent
Make sure you don't have thrips on the bottom side of the leaves. They can cause browning.
I use:
- 3-way zfs mirror for important data like photos, documents
- snapraid for bulky and less important data like movies
- hourly backup of important data and a subset of the less important data (difficult to find movies) to a rpi with a big disk
- daily backup of the same data to a friend. We have a system where we put a hdd in each other's server and have ssh access
Backups are done using restic
Off-site rather than offline, protecting against things like your house burning down.
Split keyboards with trackballs are amazing! I don't know how I managed without
Which pressure advance calibration do you use and why?