One problem I had with getting a language server working in Emacs was not realising that the LSP I had installed didn't work with the python version I had installed. Check the LSP logs. Once I was using the right version of python everything worked fine. Just install python and an LSP (usually via pip) and activate LSP mode and the python LSP flag in your doom config. The doom python module docs cover pretty much everything you need

OP mentions librespot-auth not working. I have the same issue actually, can't seem to get it to appear in any client on the home network

Mi esperis vidi tro da esperantistoj en Lemmy!

Dirty old town?

Although not an acronym, I prefer to reference this as a 'meatware' issue

I prefer Wiztree to WinDirStat. It uses the NTFS journal somehow to make it incredibly fast to scan your whole drive

What makes you think that? Their website has instructions for installation via a Linux box. https://www.ventoy.net/en/doc_start.html

Adding on to other suggestions, if you're not aware of Ventoy it's a very handy tool. Using it you can have a USB drive with several live images on it which you can choose at boot time. Great for quick testing, just drop an ISO in a folder!

It's called CIDR notation, the number represents how many bits of the whole address represent the "network" part of the address. /8 is equivalent to a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0