kylian0087

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This is horizontal view. Days go from left to right. This is how i want to make it look in evolution mail.

kylian0087, (edited )

that is the default for the calendar in outlook… From left to right. For the week that is not the month view

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To add to this. Look in to the Arr apps. Sonarr Radarr and prowlarr work all nicely together.

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Ubuntu sometimes gives me Windows vibes.

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I am curious how you ended in dependency hell on TW. I switched from arch to TW about a year ago. I love it so far.

kylian0087, (edited )

I am happy on opensuse TW with only a window manager. So I am oke but dont like when i have to use ubuntu. Also gnome is not my thing.

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While on one hand Manjaro is very polished. Some things they do is questionable. Like the time they suggested to change your date and time because they let their repo keys expire. Or accidentally DDOS the AUR. Just to name some. The Manjaro team has a rather bad track record of these things.

What is the easy way to stream movies/series hosted on file hosting/sharing sites?

For streaming not-so-easily accessible media that I find only on file hosting sites, which often limit the speed and number of downloads, I unlock links with Alldebrid and stream them in VLC player. This is impossible for members of my family to do, especially on a TV (fire stick). Is there a way I can acquire the links and make...

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Tor is not a implementation of I2P. They are 2 different technologies with different usecases.

Tor ussage nodes and hops to obfuscate trafics origin while I2P obfuscates the entire network layer. With I2P every nodes IP is know to every node. Wile this is not the case for tor. Thirth hop doesnt know the IP of the first hop.

Also tor is heavily used to access the clearnet while I2P is not designed with clearnet in mind.

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In my case not at all. But that is by choice. I always start from a server install. For me i like rolling as i do not get major version updates. And with tumbleweed it is very solid at the same time. Snapper and btrfs are also great aditions.

kylian0087,

Opensuse Tumbleweed. A rock solid rolling release.

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as a example: imgur.com/a/VBnr9V6In this example the top and bottem black bars are rather small but i have movies which take up almost half the screen using those bars. The left and right black bars i am fine with. thats due to my monitor being ultrawide (5120x1440)

I play the videos on my PC with jellyfin media player. But it also does this in any browser.

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I know that you can change the aspect ratio somewhat in jellyfin. but it also often leads to subtitles being half or completely off the screen. is it possible to play from jellyfin true vlc?

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It is? I never noticed it being disabled honestly.

kylian0087,

Those are exactly the ones i never noticed sysrq being disabled. I use the resisub quite often on tumblweed. and used to on arch.

kylian0087, (edited )

Tip for when you need to use the power button and do a force shutdown. Try the following first Alt+SysRq r>e>i>s>u>b

blog.kember.net/…/2008-04-reisub-the-gentle-linux…

kylian0087,

Spytify and a VM. Let it run and rip to a network share.

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Honnestly. Firewalls shut be enabled by default. Specially on laptops connecting to public places.

A good default shut be choosen by the disteo maintainer. A default shut not overwrite your own config. Like any config really. So no upset folks that like to change the firewall. Also if you dont block much outgoing trafic you are not likely to run into problems. And for people that like to poke holes in the incoming trafic. Your a “advanced” user anyway.

kylian0087,

Their are not many programs that require open ports for incoming trafic. Things like ssh or a web server do. But then again those are services you would manualy want to open anyway.

Disney is gouging customers with a near doubling of subscription costs. (sh.itjust.works)

Disney is raking its customers over the coals with a 75% price hike for their annual subscription (originally $80.) People wonder why piracy is on the rise.Multiple commenters are saying I’m off base about the 75% price increase. My payment less than a year ago was $79.99. Here’s the proof.

kylian0087,

Jellyfin+Sonarr+Radarr+Prowlarr+qbitt (And working and testing it with I2P)

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