Eh, depends. The price for something like VMware horizon was already damn expensive and that’s before you got to citrix prices (and this is pre broadcom takeover.)

For some places the costs are able to be recouped but it really depends. You still need plenty of scale to have that be viable IME.

My main point being there are a millions of small businesses and medium size ones that are still always going to be far better off with normal physical hardware.

Honestly it’s a testament to the devs that it mainly worked for most people as well as it did.

Like kudos to them. That was a huge, huge migration to a different library/format and they pulled it off.

Kind of like the jack. They say removing it does this or that but all it really did was save the corporation a couple cents and was overall a downgrade and removal of functionality for the average person.

You can’t blame voters. Nope- it’s all the Democrats fault. /s

I’ll root for it just so they can bring back their model with the jack.

Fwiw, here’s a link to the recent issues- https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/15045

A lot are fixed for this release. I would check that list and make sure none apply to you before upgrading. Always have a backup though of course.

I’ll be honest- never even heard of futo outside the context of immich (and I don’t even run it.) Interesting to hear they have anything besides that.

Way too much for me to care. I admit gnome isn’t perfect but I’ll still argue it’s far more consistent than KDE.

Yep. Ugly, disjointed in appearance, etc. I set up Debian KDE for a family member moving from windows so it fits. I was impressed that KDE came far from what it was but it very much is like a bucket of bolts to me.

Gnome in contrast is very put together. Yes, has some quirks but appearance wise is very curated IMO.

Just donated some money to them. Haven’t even tested a build yet but I’m excited based on what I’ve seen over the years.

Try to advise people bookstack is super opinionated. I personally don’t like it but I guess some do.

I run dokuwiki and generally like it but my only gripe is it’s not pure markdown.

Another you could check out is Otterwiki. I like a lot about it but don’t actually run it so couldn’t know entirely.

Can also use fpsync to speed things up. Handles a lot for you

At absolute best.

My experience is it’s the bottom stack overflow answers. Making up bullshit and nonexistent commands, etc.

I find a bigger issue for me is the lack of RSS. I refuse to subscribe to some dumb social media service simply to get links to your stories.

RSS being cut out means so many are forced to use some other bullshit just to get some semblance of a feed and that includes a whole bunch of other shit and not just what you want.

Well it would help if voters and more importantly non voters did their job. Til then online bitching is useless.

And it’s not surprising he has that answer. I don’t think I’ve seen but one video from this guy but it was him talking about how that lead Dev from graphene was harassing him. And up to that point he was super big into graphene apparently.

I just use bazzite. Baked in, super easy.

Agree with op- I’ve never used it but man, big picture mode is just amazing. Simple to use and does everything I need.

At this point I’m ready to be an early adopter. I’m so tired that Im willing to do that.

No thanks. Yaml isn’t perfect but by God json is best used to return and parse data, not input it.

I mean, global economy really. Crypto has the potential and already fucked a few banks when it shit itself which could’ve led to awful bank runs.

If/when it destabilizes the American banking system the entire global economy will follow its lead down, at least a bit.

Like I don’t think people understand how devastating letting a scam like this into proper finance can be. Finance itself already has way more latitude than it should- wait until this just splits everything wide open.