That’s definitely fair. I’ll admit its not the lightest on ram but it hasn’t gone crazy on me yet. With that said, I’m running if on a home lab k3s, and haven’t remotely flirted with running out of ram

I’m also using the hell out of it all the time, so I don’t mind it using what needs right now.

FWIW, with 3000 links, my container users 787 MB of ram. I don’t think that’s crazy considering what it’s doing during the archiving process

I’m not sure where security comes in for this, but that sounds like a reasonable build to me.

LinkWarden also saves various archival copies of sites (as well as it can with anti-robot measures anyways)

I love my LinkWarden instance. I haven’t found it lacking for my needs, despite over 3000 links thus far

I just made the switch this weekend. I have not had a single incompatibility yet. I have seen an oddity here and there in Helldivers 2, but nothing crazy.

Oddity 1: In normal windows play async issues sometimes happen where a player steps on a mine in the other person’s client but not their own. They continue to play because their client doesn’t mark them dead. To the other person, they appear as a person missing some number of body parts (sometimes just a floating torso). We call this torso mode.

Since switching to linux I have not seen my friend go torso mode a single time. He still sees me go torso mode.

Oddity 2: The artillery rounds are color coded for what each of them does. Since switching to linux they only appear silver for whatever reason. It’s a nonissue, I just read them when I walk next to them. If anyone asks my character is colorblind.

One additional note:

If you install steam with a flatpak, you’re going to have to tangle with the permissions related to a flatpak. Once you add directory permissions for an additional directory via flatseal (for example, if you want a library on each of your harddrives), you won’t have to touch it again and it’s great.

Maybe these issues are significant to you, maybe they aren’t. Ultimately, god I love my system starting up in just a few seconds. And having true control over it.

I’ve been using lidify for a few months and it has really helped me fill in the music discovery gap