I’m sure I’ve tried a bunch over the years those are just the two that I’ve actively used the past couple years.

I used to work for Chromebook Retail and I have a bunch of EOL devices around. Tumbleweed has been the most stable in my experience followed by Endeavor OS.

For kids stuff I found stremio and torrentio to be easy if a bit convoluted to set up.

Ubuntu is Debian with extra steps.

Did you set up recurring searches for new episodes? Idk what it is set to be default but you have to set each show to do episode searches at a given interval.

Yeah but have you tried actually playing the PS4 version on a PS5. It hurts to look at that frame rate.

Garuda is great. It did get me addicted to the fish shell though and I’ve since moved back to windows for work reasons and I hate everything now.

I personally use fluent reader on my PC and phone. It’s the best one I’ve found so far.

As long as a gnome spin stays maintained. I’ve been using gnome for 8 years and I really don’t want to switch distros again.

More people need to operate like Linus Torvalds. Call people on their shit. Respectfully of course.

Nextcloud is technically a solid product if your goal is to replace all the Google services. Personally I think it’s too heavy and I’ve had issues with using it vs using specialized apps for each service I’m replacing.

Tailscale is probably your best option.

Stop blaming devs and start blaming the corporate asshats that run the companies.

Here to say Seafile. I also don’t like nextcloud. I used pydio cells for a while but the windows sync client absolutely never worked for me. Seafile has been flawless for 2 months for me.

The epub reader needs work imo, however it’s more than usable and its what I use myself. Once the reader gets a few qol updates I’ll always recommend it over Cal-web or kavita.

Docker is a great choice with lots of good tutorials. I personally use podman since all my servers are now running Fedora server and podman is installed by default.

Drink up me hearties yo ho

I mean who cares? But also why? My old job title was “software engineer” and I just did web dev.

I’d hop to this in a heartbeat. I do enjoy pop os and I’ve been looking for a reason to go back to Fedora since I’ve been on openSUSE for a while.

I’ve been using openbooks but I’d love to move to readarr for better management from mobile.