That seems nice, but I’d like if it can handle Markdown well.

Saving my files as Markdown means they’re future proof and I can move it to easily in the future

So I’m going to try Docmost https://github.com/docmost/docmost

It seems to be the closest thing to what I’m looking for and under a GPL3 license

That looks really great, It doesn’t seem like I can host it at my domain though.

Looking for something I can just run in my cloud and eventually share with family members etc. so we have a joint space for notes and things

Nice, I’ll check it out

I’d be fine with just a good clean Markdown editor, if it has other bells and whistles that’s a bonus.

That’s not Open Source right?

That sounds less than ideal

But if my backups actually work then I miss out on the joy of rebuilding everything from scratch and explaining to my wife why non of the lights in the house work anymore.

Surely this is the correct answer.

GitLab is awesome and has good CI-CD

Mark Rober is Mormon.

He helped build the Mars rover but he’s Mormon. I was so shocked to find that out recently, like what?

How are you that smart and dumb at the same time

Business could then pay TrueNAS (or someone else) to handle the signing for them.

All the code can be Open-Source, the handling of they keys just obviously need to be secret.

Afaik they are hosting their code on their own closed source internal system.

So it will no longer be Open-Source

I’ve heard others say that you can just use private keys, Debian does that.

Though I’m not very knowledgeable in this, others can hopefully clarify.

According to their own documentation: https://github.com/truenas/scale-build

The TrueNAS build system previously hosted here has been moved to an internal infrastructure.

This doesn’t sound like they are no longer using the build tool, they are simply not open-sourcing it anymore.

In a years time will the public be able to build trueNAS for themselves without developing their own build tools?

If not then the TrueNAS is no longer Open Source as people can’t practically build it for themselves

(or verify that during the build some code wasn’t injected)

It was a phishing attack, Signal/WhatsApp wasn’t hacked.

It’s a real shit-show out there with those requirements unfortunately. Trust me, been down the rabbit hole.

Prusa are the best when it comes to Open-Source, but they ain’t cheap.

That’s exactly what I’m going to do

It’s a minefield out there!!

I keep doing research into what to buy to get into the hobby, only to after a while give up because it’s all fucked. 95% of reviewers seem fully in the pocket of the companies they are reviewing, it just looks like watching a advertisement.

Apparently many manufacturers do this, Creality, Soval etc.