Try https://github.com/Fmstrat/gam?

Same idea as this but specific to source releases

I mean… https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Voice-Recorder

@[email protected] we saw it on Lemmy 😉

Just like Team’s Teams.

I would have recommended an extension to interface with a mobile browser extension.

The Mobile Extension App Extension App.

Must not… Must resist… THEEEIIIIRRRR

Whew

Yea comes in super handy when you always want dropbear SSH for remote unlock, or making sure both RAID disks boot, etc.

I do it for all my software setup, too. A shell script for each, then a for loop that asks to run each. But I also made https://github.com/fmstrat/gam, so maybe I just like overkill bash.

Every time I set up anything, I do one of two things:

• If it’s container based, it gets a commented docker compose file in my custom orchestration

• If it’s on a host system, the changes are scripted and commented in a setup script, which are run on new machines. If the acrit is specific to one machine, it is configured as such

I find in-setup docs to be best for a home lab, plus if I have to replace hardware, it’s fast.

Fun fact, I do it for laptops and desktops, too.

I just switched over to VSCodium after the last updates. Terrible.

Codeberg is the way now. GitLab is private for-profit, and could go the way of GitHub at any time.

Sounds like you just described Bazzite.

If you use ZFS this becomes easy, because you can do incremental backups at the block level.

I have my home lab server and do snapshots and sends to a server at my fathers house. Then I also have an external drive that I snapshot to as well.

Yup, my servers just run bare Debian and ZFS and I have backup scripts that parse the docker compose files for how often to run and keep backups.

In FreeCAD, spent 5m trying everything to figure out why a part wouldn’t adjust. Had transform dialog open. Still let’s you click everything, items just don’t work.

Right after that, went to work on the new NAS. Kept rebooting during install. PSU is a nice 850w, can’t be that. Swapped out for proven RAM, no luck. Can’t be the PSU. Swapped out the… Everything. No luck. Can’t be the PSU. Sigh…

This isn’t the doctor’s office. They have to use this crap for regulatory reasons.

@[email protected] said it best already: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/18564277

I hadn’t considered Trixie. Regular Backports is at 6.13, is Trixie ar 6.14?

Pleeaaasssee get kernel 6.14 in, or at least to Backports. I’ve been doing work to support the new dual screen Zenbook Pro in Linux, and I’m having to do it with Ubuntu 25.10 because Backports only goes to 6.13. Though my trusty remove-snap script still works.

I too, was a Slackware floppy fan.

Agreed. Like it or not, old school auto complete was the same thing, just not as advanced. That being said, comment op probably didn’t click the link.

You should probably click the link