Does not look like the driver is enabled in the kernel you are running then. :(

Ah, I'm certain you can use sshfs from KDE Connect on your desktop to browse through the files on the phone. Depending on how the videos are stored, you should be able to find them on the Internal Storage drive. Unless it's DRM enabled videos, then it's locked down behind the app sandbox.

I'm not really able to answer that question. My unit is in my attic, so I can't hear it anyhow. I haven't noticed it overheating during the summer though.

I've been using it for a couple of years though. I have not really had any problems with auto-upload from my android phone. So not sure if that "not even alpha stage" comment is correct. I don't know the state of it on iOS though.

I disagree with it being underpowered for regular office use and media consumption. If you can get your hands on a 16 GB RAM one, it should be able to handle just about anything other than gaming.

For me, KRunner has some quick actions for certain applications that I use a lot. Like a quick connect to a VPN service.

If I'm not doing anything fancy and just use it for basic reverse proxy stuff for my docker containers, would I need to change stuff in the configs? Most of the stuff mentioned in the migration guide is about tls.caOptional stuff, which I don't believe I use.

I can't speak for anyone else, but for me, it's just one file to backup to keep all your custom commands (.bashrc) while it would be many files if you have a script for each.

I can't see the benefit of having a script for just one command (with arguments) unless those arguments contain variables.

I assume you have added the repo because it fixed some issues at some point. Is the repo still needed to fix those or could you remove the repo and just update using normal distro packages?

DISCLAIMER: I don't use OpenSUSE or any of the variants. I assume that the obs stuff is kind of like how the AUR is for Arch, or PPA's are for Ubuntu. If it's something difference, please disregard my comment.

Maybe account deletion is not turned on.

I think maybe Enlightenment can do that, but I'm not sure.

Normally workspace definitions are systemwide not monitor specific. A workspace uses all monitors on the system.

I share my Home Assistant with family, Nextcloud and Jellyfin with family and friends and websites/blog with the entire world.

I do it with a domain and a subdomain for each service. Each website/service has it's own Let's Encrypt SSL cert managed by Traefik. So all the family members and friends need is the URL and usernames and passwords. Like any other service. I don't know what you did to become flagged as malicious by Google, but my services have run for years without such an issue. So maybe it's just time to switch to a different domain name?