First time I’m seeing cron as a separate service. That’s fascinating! I had to add cronjob to the host machine to get that to work. Can you explain more how that works? It kind of looks like you’re running two nextcloud containers? I could be mistaken.
I always reference the vendors list from keyboard builder’s digest.
This may not be helpful but I’ve used EJS as a template engine before. It’s a simple engine and been around for a while.
Svelte has the lowest barrier-to-entry I’ve used among frontend frameworks. I’ve really enjoyed using it.
Thats been a fear of mine moving to nixos. Glad to know it’ll cover most of my software needs.
It was my first character in world of warcraft. I was trying to be exotic lol.
Everything starts with rum, like my username, for some reason. My phone is “rumpixel” and my desktop is called “rumtower”.
I like your take, but if your title had been “GUIs are integral for linux adoption and devs should prioritize it more often” it might have gone over better.
Ffmpeg is one tool that I love and want to recommend to other users to do simple and efficient video file conversions/cropping/trimming. But the lack of a GUI doesnt make it easy. Luckily I have found GUI wrappers on windows and linux, but without those I would absolutely not recommend it. Youtube dl is another example of this. Im glad there are other open source projects providing GUI wrappers for these scenarios.
This is incredibly inspiring. I’m hoping to dive into this hobby. Seeing these custom designs and stretching the standard for what makes a keyboard is so motivating. Seriously, this piece is stunning…I look forward to hearing how it tyoes when you get the firmware sorted!
That is a very cool mug. Where did you get it?
Youve reminded me that deck and tasks actually integrate with one another. If you have a deck card assigned to you, it shows up in a special feed in tasks as well. I think its a little clunky but might be a feature of interest. I just opted for all tasks, since my nextcloud is single user.
How do you like the wiki? What do you use it for? Internal use or can you spin it public for projects?
I actually started with deck and then moved to tasks because I likes the simplicity of a binary “done/not done” as apposed to moving cards across boards (which I used todo/doing/done). Theres a couple features that I use on a given task, like dates, descriptions, and subtasks, but thats it. I suspect that if deck was insufficient for you, thats tasks isnt the right solution either.
I installed nextcloud at first because I was looking for a basic forms app. Not something very complex, just needed something simple. The best I found was Nextcloud Forms. So I ended up driving a nail not with a hammer, but a battering ram. But I knew that I might find other uses later.
Since then, I’ve discovered and used many apps.
This is the first time I’m hearing of Zorin OS. What’s so unique about it? It seems pretty standard based on the release features, and that upstream is just Ubuntu LTS. Does anyone use Zorin OS?
I think I’ve played Lords of Waterdeep more than anything else. I like playing with two players a lot, and it’s got such an easy learning curve. It fits most game nights and I play it frequently.
I build my 5x5 but didnt add some of the vertical slats in. Its a little warped since we took out too many but having a 2-wide whole fits our wide games.