Wasn’t aware of this channel, seems super neat! Thanks for sharing 👍

Whatever you choose, best of luck 🍀

Personally never had a problem finding what i needed for opensuse. Its easy to add repos via yast, plus opensuse you can use both zypper plus obs package managers, the latter being quite fast and easy to use. OpenSuse also has support for rpm packages, meaning anything meant for rhel/Fedora systems can also be installed on opensuse.

You can also view all installable packages here: https://software.opensuse.org/packages

If you feel TW is too fast on the release cycle you can also try Slowroll, which is TW but with a slower release cycle.

Nice write up, seems like you know what you are jumping into atleast. Personally would recommend to give Bazzite a try and not rule out immutables too quickly, nothing is more solid than these variants. If not immutable, then my best experience lies with Opensuse TW by far. Super stable, yet bleeding edge.

Could you supply a source for this?

Irongate in Sweede or Funcom in Norway, are two right off the top of my head.

Thanks this is good too!

Appreciate the explanation, have a good one 👊

I will try that one next to see how it compares. Thanks for letting me know 👍

Thanks anyway dude

Oh okay good to know, is there a way to change this though? Would be “cooler” to see the total amount imo.

Use this tool.

https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater

Very pretty! Mind sharing the wallpaper?

When I first got into self-hosting I started out using Tailscale, at that point i didn’t know better and figured it was all or nothing. It has actually worked flawlessly to be fair. Probably not the best or smartest decision of my life. But am now slowly wanting to turn to just a clean WireGuard setup.

Yeah that is true. Its just that it makes things so dead simple for other friends and family to join in on. Its defo something i need to re-evaluate.

I have everything connected over Tailscale, and strictly only use IPs delegated through this system. So i realise now that I have to step away from that if I want to make it work locally :P

It probably does tbh, I’ll have to check the documentation to double-check though. Anything that isn’t foss tends to get a handful indeed; Jellyfin genuinely is a better experience than Plex imo.

No not really… Would just like it to be an option IN CASE it were to happen…

Here is another tool for checking/scanning Android apps; https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/

Thanks for sharing this channel!