Wayland default is big

Av1 is big

Huh? Linux and printers are the best

Use docker compose . Like "everyone" uses it. If the service doesn't have a compose file, request it, or write it yourself as son as you are knowledgable enough.

Use podman as soon as people and services switch to it (you'll know when the latest tutorials talk about podman instead of docker).

Use ngingx proxy manager or another easy to use reverse proxy.

Don't think it's production ready after it was working 2 days. It may be, but it's unlikely you have enough knowledge how to fix things.

Automatic updates.

Don't install crap on the system.

Apparently?

Quoting without source?

5gb for 4k?

That's a hell of a compression algorithm.

Double clicking the titlebar makes a window big as well. Has always been like that. It's just a convenient shortcut.

Got an alternative?

Xiaomi/ Redmi is responsible for what you can install and what not.

Their OS is horrible. You can't even use another launcher. I'd give it back or sell it or install linux if that's possible

Istilldontcareaboutcookies + cookieautodelete - you da real mvp

Apparently, when the box is not ticked, it doesn't mean that everything within the box is unticked and disabled. When the box is not ticked, you just can't switch their state anymore.

Bug or on purpose?

Anyway, you have to enable asking, then unticking the relay box and then you can disable asking again.

I'm going to ask you next time I want to post something, alright?

What do you mean ublue has flatpak included in the image?

Radarr has the option to link the files when it imports them. Look in the settings

Use Hard links instead of Copy - Use Hard links when trying to copy files from torrents that are still being seeded

https://wiki.servarr.com/radarr/settings

https://trash-guides.info/Hardlinks/Hardlinks-and-Instant-Moves/

I've never managed to get it working. But I always have to do thing multiple times until it works.

https://github.com/Godiesc/firefox-one

6.5% of all desktop users is insane

What's other? Freebsd?

What about the streaming share? Like, who is watching the most?

Sounds like distrobox is more useful

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Chrome_OS_devices/Crostini

"Just Perfection" to the rescue

What. That's crazy!

It's an interesting and linux centric video about proton

If you donate, dev doesn't have to pay taxes. If you buy, dev becomes more popular because one more sale.

Advice?

I'd recommend fedora kinoite https://fedoraproject.org/kinoite/ because noone can fuck up the system unintentionally