Nextcloud Docker compose https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud/
I don’t do much maintenance on my nextcloud image either. I spend a lot of time setting it up on bare metal because I didn’t know docker compose existed but it’s very popular nowadays. With docker compose you don’t have to setup a lot either. It didn’t break for me once in the past years.
What’s wrong with nextcloud’s S3 object storage?
Take pictures of the stuff and label the boxes with e.g. “kitchen 1”
Difference are preinstalled packages and DEs. In the end, it’s all fedora linux with rpm-ostree. They are all good
Appimages do. Flatpaks have runtimes. There may be multiple runtimes but space is cheap. You can even spare the amount of space on a phone.
I once thought I should compress my images because they had 10mb each. I was wrong. I just had to put them on my server with immich and I don’t care about the space anymore. One 4k video is so big, all space related problems with apps or images are a real waste of time.
That’s false
I use fedora atomic and I maintain nothing.
I use my computer once every week and I don’t have to care about anything. Fedora does everything.
If you take care of the systems of your kids or family, that’s up to you. You choose to do that.
What are you talking about? I run (atomic) fedora and I have a smooth experience.
You could easily sell your mac and buy a normal computer to have a smooth experience if the mac results in lots of problems
Wow! Kudos! That’s a milestone
You can create a ublue version in a few hours if you’re down to it. Creating an inage isn’t that difficult 👍🏼
You can’t easilyy switch between different inages like on an atomic fedora system.
Do you have to switch now? No.
How does that relate to my comment?
Not on android
I love niri, last time I looked it was not yet on par with paperwm which is why I’m still on it.
GNOME because of PaperWM
With an atomic system it’s less likely to brick your system. You can stay in the debian world with vanillaos (I’ve never used it) but fedora atomic is very good. On a day to day basis you shouldn’t have/use admin rights to break your system
Those things happen on windows as well
On linux you just put the ovpn into the settings. VPN connections are built into the system
Yes, I have used systems that broke. Yes I followed bad advice and broke my system. Ever since not touching my system, that didn’t happen again. If I would touch windows, I would brik windows as well.
Wdym with linux can be broken?
Don’t mess woth the system and go atomic. Fedora atomic kde or gnome or wm
Same behavior for me