Starfish

@Starfish@kbin.social
Starfish,

i just use kbin.social in Fennec Browser (firefox fork on f-droid). Jerboa is nice for lemmy.

What Are Your Favorite SBCs (Single Board Computers), Why, and How Did You Get Into Them?

Like most people, I entered COVID as a normal hobby geek with a Linux server I played around with and a healthy hardware habit with a side of home automation and DD-WRT. I emerged from COVID enrolled in college, now with two servers (one new build, one rebuilt from my first one), two Pi, multiple instances of Home Assistant (one...

Starfish,

Beagleboards are great. Good Support and nice community. Nearly as good as Pi. I used BBB because it was the only open hardware SBC available in my area.

BTW: Please recommend me other good Open Hardware/Open Firmware SBCs. I am always looking for something new. Maybe for a Router or Selfmade-NAS.

Starfish,

OpenSuse Leap. In YaST (its system settings tool) you can do everything from a GUI. No cli, no config files, no tinkering.

Starfish,

go to Yast -> Software Repositories and add the Brave Repo. Now you can install it in Yast Package Manager.
https://brave.com/linux/

You can also install it with "opi" from terminal: "sudo opi brave"

Starfish,

Maybe try out MX Linux. It has a bunch of GUI Tools preinstalled. With MX Installer you can install Brave and even Flatpaks.
See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aESEb8lTvz4&t=1014s

What is you backup tool of choice?

I don’t mean system files, but your personal and work files. I have been using Mint for a few years, I use Timeshift for system backups, but archived my personal files by hand. This got me curious to see what other people use. When you daily drive Linux what are your preferred tools to keep backups? I have thousands of...

Starfish,

i would go for the most used routers because they have the best support. look at the download statistics to get an idea of which ones are the most popular routers atm.
I just bought a used Archer C7 v2 because its popular and i could get it cheap in my area.

and check out this link: https://openwrt.org/toh/recommended_routers

Starfish,

Mx Linux or Antix Linux. If you need more GUI and handholding try OpenSuse Leap

Starfish,

Any distro is good for privacy. Try out OpenSuse Leap or MX Linux with KDE to get a windows-like experience

Starfish,

Its beautiful. How did you get that scissor icon (guess its a screenshot tool?) and whatsapp in your systray?

Starfish,

https://i.imgur.com/AdP6fvK.png
On my KDE Desktop (OpenSuse) the Clipboard icon looks like this. The WhatsApp Icon opens a Browser with Whatsapp?

Was ist aus 9GAG geworden? German

Nach dem Reddit aus (für mich) hat es mich interessiert, wie es mittlerweile auf 9GAG aussieht. Damals habe ich 9GAG gelöscht, weil es zuviele Überschneidungen mit Reddit gab. Heute sieht es aus den ersten Blick ähnlich aus, 9GAG ähnelt stark dem Reddit Popular Feed, aber wenn man die Kommentare öffnet wird man zu 90% mit...

Starfish, (edited )

es lässt sich auch ohne die nervigen kommentare als rss-feed abonnieren z.B. hier oder hier.

Starfish,

DNSCrypt is a pretty solid solution. The next best thing would be dns-over-https. You could use dnscrypt-proxy with any non-logging dnscrypt or dns-over-https server. Here is a list of Public servers.

Some other public lists:
https://european-alternatives.eu/category/public-dns
https://github.com/Lissy93/awesome-privacy#dns

Starfish,

when you are used to reddit its not easy to make yourself feel at home in fediverse. The Lemmy themes dont look to good on widescreens.
I can recommend kbin with rounded corners + Stylus add-on with "kbin-it theme" activated.

Starfish,

After 8 yrs. on Debian/Ubuntu LTS i am now on OpenSuse. YaST is so comfy

Starfish,

PCManFM-Qt, YaST 2 Qt, Firejail/Firetools for sandboxing, JuK as Foobar2000 alternative and NotepadQQ as Notepad++ alternative.

Long and short term, which features would you like to see implemented?

For me flair is probably the most important. I follow a lot of organized sports and being able to quickly identify which team someone supports helps the conversation move along without having to write "as a fan of..." in every single comment. And this isn't a like talking shit, sports guy thing. It's genuinely extremely useful...

Starfish,

Multireddit feature would be the most important for me. So i can group my subscriptions

also fix this issue here: Search-for-remote-magazines-communities-not-always-works

Starfish,

Das Problem haben sehr viele Einsteiger. Es liegt m. E. daran das Linux-Einsteigern so häufig "Rolling Release" Distributionen empfohlen werden.
Die Perfekte Distro gibt es nicht, aber probiere mal Debian Stable (derzeit Releasename "Bookworm") oder Ubuntu LTS. Einmal eingerichtet laufen diese Systeme ewig und völlig zuverlässig.

Die dt. Community von Ubuntuusers Wiki hat mir am Anfang sehr geholfen.

Starfish,

Using RedReader for 5 years now. Glad to see them add Lemmy support

Starfish,

Some communitys even cant be found when changing "!" with "@". For example "privatelife@lemmy.ml" or "libreboot@sopuli.xyz". Looks like a bug in kbin. I opened an Issue here: https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/45

Starfish,

i use SCT or XSCT from the commandline. its in the debian/ubuntu repos. here are some other ones

Starfish,

I have tried them all. The one wo never let me down was Debian stable. I use it for 8 years now on desktop, gaming rig and server.
The ones that come close are Alpine Linux and Ubuntu LTS.

Starfish,

Run Steam and other proprietay Software in a isolated Firejail Sandbox.
Maybe Bubblewrap is a more secure solution. But harder to set up.

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