This same argument goes for Linux as well. Linux allows you to turn the computer into anything you want it to be!

AFAIK intel arc gpus are pretty good for that.

What was disappointing about wallabag? I have an ebook reader, and Koreader has it integrated into it, and its great.

Of course it is.

You can download different models as well. For me, without a GPU, searching for example ‘cat’ takes a few seconds, and it is not the most accurate, but still works OK.

Same!

Did not realize how good it is to have digital albums with the family! And also having a backup is great as well, for a peace of mind.

Yeah, Codeberg’s UI is almost the same as github, its good tbh.

P.S. i came to the conclusion that codeberg/github UI is good, when i went to sourcehut. Holy crap, my mind couldnt comprehend what am i looking at. (Could be a skill issue tho)

Here is a great list: https://github.com/nyas1/Material-You-app-list

Then you could search it up on Droidify or use Obtainium.

Ohh, I havent thought about backing it up with Syncthing! Thank you!

If you need a UI to have albums and share them then yes, the previously mentioned Immich. I host it as well, and it is truly awesome.

One caveat though: it is still pretty early in development, there might be breaking changes. For example a few weeks ago you needed to update the docker compose file because they changed dependencies.

Yeah, same. It just works™!

Syncthing is such an awesome app, it basically allows the usage of so many apps which just use plain files instead of the Cloud™. Obsidian, Signal, Aegis Auth, Grayjay to just name a few.

I could play Witchfire on day one, an early access game on the Epic Game Store, so probably the only games you cant play now are the online ones, but there are some you can.

There is Lapce as well, built with Rust.

Alacritty is my choice (+tmux of course)

And everyone who uses it should give it a thought whether they can afford to support the devs, signal devs will appreciate it!

Agreed on the svelte part.

But I think solidjs has a real chance of taking over React, because its similar, meaning JSX and hooks, but without the footguns. After using React, its so much cleaner and easier to work with, i cannot recommend it enough.

If you just want to try frontend, not trying to get a job there are these frameworks you should try:

• Solidjs (love it so far) for a web application so SPA with separate backends
• htmx to have a decently interactive website, it can be integrated with any webserver
• astro for generating static sites

And i think everyone should use either Typescript or JSDoc for any bigger application.