Fair, Yggdrasil is mainly intended for research in internet-scale routing through a mesh network and less as a finished product.

Never heard of libp2p before, but apparently it’s used by IPFS? Looks pretty interesting indeed.

What are some key differences?

Agreed it’s great that they provide firmware support and (hopefully) upstream it eventually. But I also hope they have well documented steps somewhere on how to install it on another distro, because it’s likely many people install their own anyways.

Sounds relatively similar to Yggdrasil

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Your desktop environment should have settings for when to clear the trash. You can also use autotrash to clear it automatically.

Looks like it’s intended to be used interactively from your desktop.

Maybe also check out Ente. They went open source relatively recently, but have been developing it for a while with their SaaS platform.
They have a free tier (5GB) if you wanted to test it very quickly.

You can easily do that manually. The “mesh” part is either awareness of other routers for using 802.11k or awareness with wireless backhaul.

If you don’t need 802.11k or easy wireless backhaul, you don’t need mesh routers.

QuickSync is usually plenty to transcode. You will get more performance with a dedicated GPU, but the power consumption will increase massively.

Nvidia also has a limit how many streams can be transcoded at the same time. There are driver hacks to circumvent that.

When?

Edit: I misread, though it said “trust” instead of “distrust”

The VLC thing is specifically about software patents on AVC, HEVC and other codecs. Most of Europe doesn’t recognize software patents, so anyone can implement an AVC or HEVC encoder and decoder if they want to.

One could compile pacman and all the build tools if they really wanted to.

Deep Rock Galactic?

fuck, stupid mobile

sudo rm -rf /boot /efi

Enlightenment does support Wayland

As the sibling comment says, not a static site generator. If you want to customize pretty much anything about the layout or theming you still need to use Twig, CSS and if you’re unlucky JS.

You need a calendar and time handling anyways for logging purposes and to set timers correctly. It’s likely not that much extra work exposing that functionality.

Podman supports auto updating natively by setting a label.
I use systemd service files for running containers, but you can add the same label on the command line or in quadlet files.

https://wiki.exu.li/linux/podman#auto-update-container