Flatpak and Docker are great, but making them talk to each other can get as complex as solving the problems they came to make easier in the first place.

I like GIMP for what it is. Yet I feel like you’re right. A different name and a more serious logo would be good for a more professional (corporate, boring) audience. It’s duck s powerful tool, but it doesn’t sound nor look like it.

Mince alors! If been to France multiple times, went to Burgundy last, and je parle in petit peu francais as well. You went full Braiding Sweetgrass and I really envy you! We moved to the county in west Germany and it’s all conservatives here. Not that they are actually conserving anything, though.

I was like you for many years. From Windows to Mint and never changed. Not I got a second hand laptop from a couple of years ago and put ublue Aurora on it. I REALLY like the experience!

DogDogStarp!

I went straight to uBlue Aurora and I’m very happy with this distro.

I never distro-hopped. Went from Windows straight to Mint. I gave Aurora a try a couple of month ago and it’s such a great distro, I’ll keep it.

I used this some time ago on a raspberry pi to steam games from my desktop to my couch and TV. It worked great. Now, I run it in my laptop and plug it to the TV from time to time. Still a great setup.

I tried OSS Document Scanner a year ago but never really used it. It has way more features but I didn’t need any of them. With FairScan, you just take pictures, give them a name and save them either as a single PDF or a couple PNGs. Repeat if necessary.

Does it detect the four corners and adjusts the angle to make it flat 2D?

Haha, thanks. I didn’t know this existed! I already use Syncthing, so that’s no problem. And I like that FairScan rotates my picture and adjusts it’s angle. If the Paperless Uploader-app does this as well, I might use it. Taking a look right now!

I took my Very Important Documents!!-folder to a neighbour with a decent scanner. It’s not that much, we scanned for an hour or two. Older, less important stuff stays in binders I most likely will never touch. If I do have to look at something from there, I snap a quick FairScan before I put it back. So it’s not about perfection, I just try to make my live easier from now on. :)

I use puddletag to bulk-change i.e. the album name or album artist. After tagging I use it to change the filename, done.

I never heard of it. Is it’s decentralised setup it’s unique feature that makes it different from Signal? Who uses this messenger, with whom for what?

Edit: This is not meant to sound harsh, I’m curious

I already switched from Windows to Mint a couple of years ago and liked it a lot. Never distro-hopped, though. Now I got curious and installed ublue Aurora on a laptop. This experience is both very smooth (flatpak) and strange (distrobox) and I’m not sure I already fully understand immutable distros. But I keep on using it, get more experienced and I certainly will never go back to Windows.

50 terabyte of family memories? Maybe trash 49 then. :)

Slightly provocative take:
Let it go, it doesn’t matter. The desire to hoard data is, like hoarding money, understandable but unnecessary. What do you do with all this media. Your time on this planet is finite.

Efficiency is the exact opposite of resilience, because it removes redundancy and buffers.

I reccomend using DietPi as the OS for all this. It comes with lots of optimized software you can install by selecting from a list. Easy and fun.

I installed Aurora today. My first immutable experience.