I don’t have a steam deck to test this but something like distroshelf can help.

https://github.com/ranfdev/DistroShelf

It allow you to use a distro inside a podman container.

Federation is worked on by forgefed if I remember right.

https://codeberg.org/ForgeFed/ForgeFed

Given Nicholas Carlini work at anthropic I would wait for another person to confirm this.

The research method is just pointing file by file and asking an LLM if any vulnerability exist and reminds me of the person who bugged ffmpeg devs with vulnerabilities on niche non enabled codec decryption.

I would recommend learning basic HTML CSS and making a website without external tools. This way the maintenance cost is 0 as your website will likely work forever.

Write all your HTML first then your CSS, it will be easier this way. Use vanilla JS if you need to but avoid external libraries , same for php.

Ladybird dev are well know facist asshole.

https://hyperborea.org/reviews/software/ladybird-inclusivity/

Not OP but there is few sources on that :

https://www.androidauthority.com/why-i-use-grapheneos-on-pixel-3575477/

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Catalan-cops-link-Google-Pixel-phones-to-organized-crime.1050210.0.html

Side note : in my opinion the pinephone was always a developer platform and could have succeeded with it’s low specs. It failed because of pine64 lack of collaboration with the community that were building the software.

I recommend this blog post to get a small piece of the picture : https://blog.brixit.nl/why-i-left-pine64/

Yeah, as a french person it still shock me that some US are considered left leaning when they are just billionaires mouth pieces.

Hi, I want to warn you about services claiming to sell “unbiased” advice : Ground news is biased, their alignment of left and right is subjective as all politics is.

All my homies hate fandom and use UFOpaedia

Master make no sense. It fail to comunicate what role the default branch serve. Main is clearer, your default branch is the main one.

If you can get something your local university is discarding due to W10 end. Got my first server this way ( core 2 E-something ) when W7 EOL was anonced and it ran nextcloud very well. If you can’t, go for an used pc. The only thing you should buy new are disks.

Even if the hardware is not performant enough to run it can be a 2nd node for promxox.

Please don’t report on project made by a litteral nazi. It’s going to crash and burn on it’s own and isn’t worth it for anywone.

And before some morron talk about accesibility, first I’m disabled and use the screen reader, second go listen to any other disabled person using linux : they don’t want X11 they want a better accesibility API in wayland.

I will be kind enough to offer a source : https://fireborn.mataroa.blog/blog/i-want-to-love-linux-it-doesnt-love-me-back-post-4-wayland-is-growing-up-and-now-we-dont-have-a-choice/

If you aren’t planning on running a media server go for a old desktop or laptop (with Ethernet port). Your bottleneck will be your network speed 9 time out of 10. Also use a firewall and a anti scrapper (ex: Anubis) to avoid wasting resources.

Hi, this look great ! But what’s the difference with https://github.com/sonnyp/Eloquent/ ?

It’s hard to read because it’s a manual made for technical users.

On Linux most of the software is made by freelance developers who often forget that all users are not technical and even if they are they don’t want to be forced to interact with technical stuff. For the same reason I don’t want to daily-drive gentoo, sometimes I don’t want to read the manual.

I happen to be a contributor on multiple FOSS project and most didn’t have a docs directory in their repo or website, let alone an user guide. That’s fine for a CLI program to rely on wiki/manuals but graphical apps should have a user guide on their website. Working on documentation is a thankless job in FOSS spaces.

RTFM is not a working formula. Because most people skip reading the manual for one simple reason, the manual is hard to read.

I remember my early arch days when asking a question about an issue I’m having was always met with a wikipage I already read but did not understand.

Rather than pushing for a magic manual, the best is to provide sane default or point to tutorials.