So printer drivers are not particularly part of the desktop environment.

However, if it helps, my decade old printer HP P1606dn worked out of the box. Literally, a better experience than installing it’s drivers on Windows these days.

I’ve been enjoying it. What do you mean by complete? What’s the stream deck desktop environment missing?

They both use KDE so they’re both similar

I installed Bazzite myself. Probably the most similar to your email experience in desktop mode in SteamOS.

RSS/Atom can contain a summary, or it can be the full article. It’s the choice of the website what to put in it. They only put a summary to force you to visit their webpage to serve ads.

My dad was a software developer so growing up, there were Linux textbooks in the bookcases. Sorry if was inspired by my dad to try Linux in and off in my teens. Was fun a kid failing and then succeeding to install Linux and distrohop through the various flavors of Ubuntu and what not.

Then in university my cheap laptop was running poorly on Windows 10 say I started experimenting again with Arch, Mankato since I didn’t really need any fancy proprietary software.

Finally, now in 2025, just pissed off with Windows and decided I’d go all in with Linux on my desktop gaming PC. It worked well enough or my laptop and my home server, and really considered that it was not games that required anti cheat that I really loved, so I just dove in with Bazzite.

Done

Immich. Wanted to exclusively use the external libraries features in read only.

Set it up once in its own Proxmox LXC under Docker. Set it up all properly started scanning my entire library. And when I woke up again it had crashed and I couldn’t recover it.

Started over the following morning and only gave it access to 2024 instead of everything. And it filled up to 30gb/40gb I gave it with thumbnails and files and such. Guess it crashed the other day because it took up too much room.

Guess I’ll start over again, and ensure all the config files and thumbnails are stored on my NAS so they can take up the space they need to without overloading the main (small SSD) on my server.

Cryptpad

I use SyncThing on all my computers with my phone. I’ve setup my phone to just not sync certain folders with Ignore Patterns

We’re only now starting to try and ensure spacecraft are designed in such a way that they completely break up.

Shape/size/material all have an impact on whether something completely breaks up

https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Preparing_for_the_Future/Discovery_and_Preparation/Design_for_demise_bringing_spacecraft_down_safely_and_efficiently

I’ve been looking into tube archivist actually. Want to get it set up soon and try it out.

Auto downloads, direct to Jellyfin, rules set up to delete them afterwards

https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist

True. Either wah I personally download all my music in flac/mp3s so I can have exactly what I want regardless of which service its on or not.

Well ideally nothing gets injected and you control your playlists yourself so you can choose high quality releases

YouTube Music has the biggest music catalogue since you can mix and match official and unofficial releases in your playlists.

I have not been quite satisfied with any of the self hosted streaming solutions or apps. There’s always an annoyance I have with all of them.

Just using MusicBee and syncing a subset of my library to my phone has worked the best. Syncing it using SyncThing.

I see the /s but you can always only sync a subset of your music.

This is what I do. I manage my music with MusicBee and sync a subset of the library to a folsee which is then synced with my phone.

I thought he was co-opted by the left to piss off the right

itsfoss.com

I saw a YouTube clip explaining that they use a secondary drone to boost the signal to get around some of the jamming.

The game of cat and mouse continues.