radarr/prowlarr handle this plenty fine, no idea how they do it under the hood
the one with the stupidest name - qownnotes, it's QT, so it isn't an electron slob and integrates nicely into plasma. when you turn off all the cacophony of the zillion toolbars and stuff, it yields a distraction-free UI ala apple's notes. I use it with subfolders but it's got tags, so you can mimic the same functionality.
it's got buncha stuff in it (its own nextcloud sync, AI summary support, etc.), which thankfully is/can be turned off.
yeah them things border on spells and alchemy and such. what worked for me everytime is "I don't haggle, give me your best and final". if they want you, they drop that bullshit superfast. if not, you're wasting your time.
tbh I haven't read what you wrote past the pathetic "errybody tells me to off myself" so maybe chill with those idiocies if you want people to read your shit. also, "reviewing" the only alternative to the corpo spyware is like wading through the sewer and yammering about dietary preferences. take care.
my point is, we have already examples with years long headstart that shoulda replaced the unrepairable solutions - framework and fairphone. this thing is only relevant if it can replace existing solutions, like the current crop of use-once-then-throw-away printers.
them two demonstrated they didn't even make a dent in the market, they just made the famous xkcd comic afresh relevant.
we don't need a $1000 repairable framework; it's repairable only with expensive framework shit that isn't globally available, and - save for RAM, SSD, Wifi - is proprietary. so that whole "repairable" thing is just academic, and more of a sales slogan.
what is globally available are hundreds of thousands of discarded thinkpads, infinitely repairable machines of superior build quality, with cross-generational parts compatibility available worldwide that can be had for cheap. only thing is, you can't make tonsa money from that.
we don't need a $700 repairable fairphone with the same premise - only fairphone parts that with shipping cost stupendously - when there are millions of competent discarded devices that can be had for less than 10% of its price and whose parts are globally available for pocket change.
so, to apply this analogy, we don't need another printer when there are oceans of discarded tanks in the form of old deskjet and laserjet printers, made in the olden times when planned obsolescence was just bad business; wanna opensource something, do it with the most common breakable parts.
as I'm writing this, I'm looking at a HP Deskjet 1280, a 20-year old fucking tank made outta steel and hard plastic that'll outlive us both. its cartridges are forever refillable and the only thing that breaks here are some rubber bands that cost pennies.
finally, printer demand is in sharp decline, and thankfully so. reams of paper being daily wasted on nothing by businesses around the planet should soon be a thing of the past.
I am illustrating how two decades old stuff is still usable and you're being obtuse.
molly (a signal fork) allows linking phones and tablets as secondary devices
there's this community !mediatheque@feddit.org where movies and shows get posted, on arte, zdf, etc. the urls are usually geoblocked, but yt-dlp works without issues for the majority of them,
"Their first mistake was letting him in. Their biggest mistake was letting him out!"
a black man plays uncle tom to infiltrate the CIA and then uses the acquired skills to form an urban guerilla movement. very avant-garde, supposedly was banned for a while.
surprisingly good direction and performances, solid technicals, and the obligatory slice-of-life moments from that era.
no idea if this is a recent development, but stumbled upon the info. you can run wine games on wayland directly, as opposed to the default, running it through Xwayland translation.
what you need to do is clear the DISPLAY variable. I use lutris, so I add it like so:
mangohud reports "wayland", without the line it's "xwayland", so it works. the results for the few games I play are awesome - no resolution issues, no alt-tab glitchings, no launch multiple times before it starts... didn't run any benchmarks as it's already maxed out at 60 fps on Ultra. but so far, very cool!
DDG has a noAI portal that filters out AI images and doesn't bother you with summations and things. it's available at noai.duckduckgo.com and you can add it as a separate search engine to Firefox thusly.
we - the techies and early adopters - failed the general public. all they wanted was a micro-website and comms platform; publish their shit, talk to other people. stuff that's easily accomplished with 20-year old software.
but, not so easily for them. setting up a self-hosted micro-blog/comms platform is as cumbersome and inelegant as it was decades ago and no progress was made to make this any better, it only got worse. so these fucks stepped in and took over.
we got only ourselves to blame.