In the release notes they say it’s still there but not a UI feature and intended for very advanced users.

I know this is selfhosted so most people here are hobbyists, but it’s a ton of work to selfhost in enterprise setting. I’d wager 90%+ of people using image registries are using Docker Hub, GHCR, or AWS ECR.

I direct Mac users to Ubuntu/GNOME and Windows users to KDE or Mint/Cinnamon.

That said I absolutely hate how stock GNOME doesn’t have an app drawer. People defend it, but I can’t get over not knowing what apps are open and the extra clicks it takes if you’re mouse navigating, as well as all the extra animations if you do go that route. And this is from someone that attempts to touch the mouse as little as possible. Not a fan of having to add a 3rd party extension for this. Reason I’m on KDE full-time now.

I use FreshRSS, I haven’t found this firehose option. Can you elaborate? This sounds really interesting

FreshRSS on my server + CappyReader on my phone. Going strong.

Sounds like you tried one bad feed. All the sites on my feed render perfectly fine.

AP, NPR, Political Wire, Al Jazeera, Ars Technical to name just a few.

The sites can be full of cookie popups, slower rendering, ads, etc.

Apps on Linux phones are just Linux apps that scale well.

I host one for VGM since that isn’t on any streaming site. Going strong for two years.

With “regular” music though losing the discover ability would really suck :/

Yeah I’m no Apple fan, sold all their stuff. But I also remember how Apple constantly had a magnifying glass on them every gen so you get stuff like antennagate and bendgate while other similar phones with minor issues are never pointed out.

Nintendo is the same with their products. It’s usually overblown.

Why are you going right so much more than left

Download?

Intel’s iGPUs blow all the others out of the water at power to output ratio though. I use it for my Jellyfin server and it’s great. This is really disappointing to me.

Reminder that Waymo and the ride share companies lobby against public transit and are Project 2025’s excuse as to why it can be refunded.

The problem is Chromium.

I’ve been using Nebula, and I dig it. It’s owned by the creators and there’s no algorithm. Only sucks you can’t really share since it’s all paywalled. They have a guest pass but the person has to sign up so I doubt people would bother.

I think it’s important to keep expectations realistic though…

in the case of Youtube there are very few groups/companies/whatever that could keep up with that kind of bandwidth. Federation helps here but it’s still a pretty niche thing for 99% of people who don’t know/care and just want their social media/forum/video site to work.

ZFS doesn’t really hog memory, rather it consumes almost all available memory as cache. But it frees it as soon as it’s needed.

You can get a cheap refurb Pixel. The returns are very diminishing these days on new models anyway.

And the entire Waffle House gave him a standing ovation

Yes SSD and RAM are simple to replace. There are two SSD NVME slots in fact, and only one is used by default so you can add another.