Don’t judge me, but I setup a minetest server and let my children use luanti and told them this is Minecraft.

Nope, okay I fiddle more with complex scenarios than ever before with windows. But I never lost files/progress than I lost with windows bluescreens. And since everything is open source and documented. There is always a way to find a solution, even if its a reddit post 12 years ago.

I switched from bazzite to CachyOS on my steam deck, never gonna change to another again. CachyOS is simply the best.

Mailcow is a fully docker based solution.

Stalwart is a single all-in-one docker solution.

I host my own stalwart server on a 2€ VPS. Since 3 years. It was never easier.

Shit, I am actually building a webtool and thought Minio could be a good part to be a file storage in it. What’s an good alternative?

Edit: I try “garage”

I’m okay with the bloat since I got my Hands on a gifted laptop which wasnt good enough for win 11 but plasma runs like hell.

Looks like I try the qt-community Version. Thx.

Advanced Distro-hopper over here: I am actually fine with cachyOS. If I want to leave systemd, only good alternative I found is artix. Someone tried their new stable release of 2026? Arch + openrc + Wayland + pipewire + KDE would be my usecase.

I’m a vaultwarden user, who likes the idea of both the bitwarden and the keepass way. Just to consider new possibilities, isnt it possible to put the keepass db in a private git (selfhosted forgejo or gitea). And sync the repo with an app like puppygit which syncs automatically everytime I open or close keepass. Is this a safe walkthrough?

Uptime is really good for simple uptime, no worries it gets the job done. Beszel does more metrics, like a Prometheus+Graphana combination but simpler to set up.

Can confirm, solid list for everyone. Only uptime kuma was replaced by beszel in my setup.

Linux distros nowadays are fully working and usable without the need of the terminal. Terminal is mostly used in online guides. Because it is easier to write a commandline than making 5 screenshots about where you have to point in a GUI.

Have it installed since the fork got public but the app always crash when I play a lot of songs and the phone goes idle, after waking up the phone, the app crashes. Maybe its the battery optimization. But I set them to unrestricted and background use allowed.

I split my wiki-hopes and wishes into memos: https://github.com/usememos/memos

And hedgedoc: https://github.com/hedgedoc/hedgedoc

How to define a beginner? A kid, new to computers or someone who was able to install a local win11-user and now switches to Linux or maybe a bankruptcy mac-user?

Jees, what’s wrong with the original conduit?

Why not go full outside of office variants and use something like hedgedoc? It’s collaborative and markdown oriented. Another easy solution (it’s just a docker container) but needs more resources could be nextcloud-aio which has collabora out of the box.

Finally the discussion I searched for. I bought a steam deck killed steamOS the first day and went full bazzite. But since I used CachyOS on other hardware, I believe it is maybe better. So what? SteamOS, Bazzite or CachyOS?

Let’s be honest, immutable distros repaired a well meant feature of “do whatever you want”. Yes it is possible on a regular distro doing stuff with the core files, changing or deleting them. But not everyone is prepared for the consequences. That’s where immutable hits in.

The good thing is, whatever you wanted to do with the core system, it’s anyway possible but with distrobox or ostree. But it is separated not integrated.

Only downside is, that it’s flatpak who wins the app package manager fight. Not the best one, but the best we actually have.

GW. But I am a StirlingPDF guy. Just because its older. Why should I switch. Yours looks like the same, or not?