many do. But it is common courtesy (unwritten rule in discussion in the community) to disclose when you do.

Disclaimer: AI assisted by Cursor.

Is not disclaimed anywhere other than cursoragent co-authered the 1 commit in the repo at this time.

No idea. That's why I wrote "like Immich". :)

I feel grandparents will be most interested in a nice photo solution. So something like Immich with it setup on their phones.

HedgeDoc also seems like an option that could do some of this. Self-hostable and open source (last I checked).

What if your app actually needs access to the internet?

I don't replace anything. I just install what I need from the beginning.

And yes, I run Arch btw. :D

https://forum.syncthing.net/t/sharing-folder-with-others/14024/2

Syncthing is not a public sharing tool, it’s for your own devices. Perhaps you are trying to fit it to a scenario it’s not made for.

Quote from the maintainer/developer.

They started doing that in a couple of years back. Saw quite a bit of backlash in the Linux news media at the time.

Before doing so, though, I wanted to ask if there was any formal policy or rule for the community that could help cut down on thr spam, and if so, what would be most useful for me to do when I see a spam post? That I’d, is the Report button the right tool, is there some other way to let moderators know?

Rule 7 as stated in the sidebar of this community: "No low-effort posts. This is subjective and will largely be determined by the community member reports."

So yes. Use the report tool and downvote it to oblivion.

there are issues with the software we’re using that can only be remedied by massive changes or a complete rewrite.

I think this was the main reason for the Wayland project. So many issues with Xorg that it made more sense to start over, instead of trying to fix it in Xorg.

What DE you like is very much dependant on your work flow and how well you can adjust to changes.

Personally, I love KDE Plasma. It's the right amount of "bling", bells, whistles, aestetic and settings for me. Gnome feels way to "simple" and XFCE feels reliable but old.

For me, the DE is often more important than the base underneath, but I do like my rolling release. :)

As a Dane, this has been frightening for years. I hope our government thinks of open source solutions, instead of just a european company over a US one.

The difference, as I understand it, is that Hyprland is not a DE, it's a Windows Manager. So it should be compared with the likes of Sway, i3 and Awesome.

I think it's a great feature. I can now quickly find the thing I just installed in my menu.

Already in the AUR as otf-suse and ttf-suse. :)

A solution would be to place these movies in a seperate Library and only give your mother access to that library, so it does not show up for you other users.

I can't see the benefit of fancy terminal emulators. I use plain old Konsole (mostly on Plasma) and as long as it has good history search and multiple tabs, I'm good.

Just about any RSS feed reader...

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.