Unless, years from now, the only fridges you can buy are smart. Like TVs now.

3D File previews?? Who needs that?

someone’s not familiar with the 3d-printer-building scene

As long as this doesn’t become a source for Wikipedia

You can also use multiple duckdns.org redirections for free

TBH lately I’ve been using Jellyfin for that as well, Navidrome is great when you use it with apps like Symfonium, but the web interface is not super. There’s Feishin as an alternative frontend but it doesn’t seem very mature and I’m not comfortable exposing it to the internet, reverse proxy or not.

The script is hilarious:

“💡 AI Tip: Have you tried restarting? We’ll do it for you in 10 minutes. 🔄”
“New feature: Recall Premium now reads your handwriting aloud. ✍️🔊”

There’s an issue that’s similar to your request, you could endorse it:

With a reverse proxy you can route connections to arbitrary ports. Just remap the ports in the docker containers if they run on the same machine, otherwise they’ll refuse to start when the conflict is detected.

I have it set up like this. music.mydomain.net redirects to navidrome, video.mydomain.net to jellyfin, news.mydomain.net to miniflux, cloud.mydomain.net to Nextcloud (this one is on a VPS tho), and so on; those are all on different ports, but I never need to input it as it always goes over https 443.

teamspeak/ventrillo

Roger Wilco!

Why don’t you guys make signatures to improve the life of homeless people? Stop putting ads everywhere?

Let me guess, you’re from the USA

AI brain rots humans, itself, the internet… Just great

I mean, I have great respect for these developers and their efforts, but it sure does look like being in an abusive relationship

Well if he’s the one who decided for epic exclusivity, yeah, otherwise no

Your reply seems to insinuate that all the software I could ever need will be included in the package manager.

Why would I make it a list if that was true? It would be just “1. Package Manager”

That’s just stupid.

If you smell shit everywhere you go…

I understand downloading a file to install something.

That’s a terrible start.
Software installation sources by priority:

1. Package Manager
2. Flatpak
   (Graphical utilities like Discover unite these two)
3. AppImages downloaded from the browser
4. Rpm/Deb packages downloaded from the browser, but really should be avoided
5. ONLY IF YOU REALLY KNOW YOUR SHIT YOU CAN RUN SCRIPTS TO INSTALL STUFF

You can add other stuff like toolbox after n.2 once you’ve got more experience.

Well that is a weird experience. I can imagine having issues with one device or one or more applications, especially when trying to use windows software in Linux, but having to fight everything seems… Extreme.

Yeah of all the potential Linux issues you could point out, DE usability really isn’t on the map

Great choice, often underestimated but actually rock solid

Well, itwas a long road getting front he first Plasma version to today’s

I don’t understand