loved the same 2 as you mention… Mirage was an absolute bore imo. hope you enjoy it more than i Did!

I didn’t think the end of time would come in the form of a cease and desist stamped by the Nintendo legal department but there we are.

thanks anyway!

you seem fairly well versed in both Immich and ente…

im a new user to immich, but with the caveat ive got my photos mounted externally and presented through immich - the external drive is backed up elsewhere with a cloud agent i dont self host - does ente have a similar feature to mount and read external media?

Am I being dense… How or where are install instructions for Debian based distros?

Used Aegis for Years but manual backups became tedious.

Ente auth is my new one for anyone who wants E2E Sync!

Thank you!

I’d never heard of this until your comment, and tried a few others, but as someone with LOADS of emulators and games across multiple services this is amazing. Ive just finished setting it up… I hadn’t saved this post so went trawling to find this post just to say thanks!

Ah… No more mushrooms for vegetarians or vegans then? Mushrooms are sentient now

Proton Pass is a thing mate take a look it might suit your needs

I was in same boat, I ended up going with Tabby for my Linux clients.

It is by no means a like for like replacement BUT you can someshat backup and sync profiles and config across machines.

Is a huge shame it doesn’t work on android though

Strava, komoot and a calorie tracker that’s actually decent

Komoot and strava… General route planning and teavkinv software…

Ha. Thoroughly nose exhaled. 10/10

This is very true, and SN does do that. That said I have hundreds of notes in SN… Its essentially my life at this point so its heavily integrated and would be both a shame and a pain to migrate! Here’s hoping its positive for all involved though and this is a needless concern!

Mixed feelings on this, as a user of simplelogin, proton and standard notes as individual services for the last 4+ years I love them all, and trust proton.

However one of the key reasons for choosing those services was they were isolated, and without risk of vendor lock in or single points of failure… Depending how this goes it could be great, I just hope they don’t force/push integration with proton too much. Maybe I’m just being a FUD pusher. Certainly equally a chance this is great for both proton and StandardNotes. SN has lacked development on a fair few plugins recently so hopefully this aids that.

Can’t watch the video rn so going to be THAT person who asks a question that may be answered in the video…

I have a remote server running PopOS! I use with the gnome DE, I use xrdp to connect to it, have done some hinting in past about ways to use Wayland instead but had no luck. Does this slow decom mean development for Wayland over rdp may be coming soon?