Here is a link to piper, which others already mentioned: https://github.com/libratbag/piper Its a software to configure mice and so on. You might wanna check out which mice are compatible with it.

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I planned to use nfs, since it is one of the options of TrueNAS and it works on both windows and linux.

It will be used just for file storage. But what exactly do you mean by “lighter hardware”? april said anything more than a raspi, so better than the quad-core Arm Cortex A76 processor @ 2.4GHz from the raspi 5? (ik that truenas is for x86 and not arm)

I open links from different categories of websites in different firefox profiles via a bash script. For example the current one is named “memes”.

Also i have a second panel at the top of my second monitor so i can always see the current date and time.

You have a Thinkpad? As far as i have heard their linux compatibility is fairly good. An yes, ubuntu won’t have more problems than windows with low power devices. My old 4GB ram, 1.4GHz 4 core laptop ran linux mint fine.

Ps: linux mint is a ubuntu fork, and has a desktop interface that looks a lot like windows (example: in the bottom left there is the linux mint logo that you can click to open the start menu like on win 7).

I bricked my mint once by installing anki with a umask that didn’t make stuff world-readable. But timeshift from a live usb stick saved my day then.

You could try using nice to give the rust compiler less priority (higher number) for scheduling.

My threat model is not that big :)

My dad suggested me this after i told him about the new upload filters the eu is thinking about. Here is a link to a german blog post about it: https://netzpolitik.org/2024/anlasslose-massenueberwachung-frankreich-wackelt-in-der-ablehnung-der-chatkontrolle/#dokument

Is there e2e encryption available for mattermost that normies can use?

What clients will you use for xmpp/prosody?

I have a (personal use) server with debian for some minecraft servers.