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If I'm not doing anything fancy and just use it for basic reverse proxy stuff for my docker containers, would I need to change stuff in the configs? Most of the stuff mentioned in the migration guide is about tls.caOptional stuff, which I don't believe I use.

You think? Hardly anyone uses the built-in network stack or the homed thing.

As long as it's not a mandatory switch, I can't see any issue with this.

linux-zen does fail, it's just not in Core, but in Extra.

Not sure why you would need a research paper to figure this out when https://reproducible.archlinux.org/ exists....

"fclose: no space left on device”

How big is the partition you are installing Debian to? Does it happen right away or after a little while? If it's right away, the drive might be failing and thus going into read-only state.

Yeah, it basically means maintaining the package yourself on your system.

It's what the site says at the buttom, so that's when it was last generated.

They load on the link to github, but not here on Lemmy.

True, but matrix does have the advantage of federated login, while Mattermost is 1 login per server. So I just wanted to add the information. Sure it might be overkill for you, but I'd wager most of the users here on Lemmy already have a Matrix account, so it would be much easier for them.

I did not mean to say that Matrix is better than Mattermost. They serve different needs.

It could have been just a room on an already established server. like Self-Hosting on the jupiterbroadcasting server. It has around 1150 self-hosters or self-hosting interested people from around the world, ready to help.

This new release does seem to solve some long standing issues people have had with nextcloud for a while. Like great performance improvements and Federated Chat with Nextcloud Talk.

And improving Circles and renaming it to Teams seems like it's only gonna be really useful for Businesses. But I do hope that some smaller organizations can get some use out of it.

All in all, I think this release is great, if what they said in the announcement is true. I don't care much for all the AI additions, but I understand why they are doing it.

How would they determine what is AI generated and what is not?

Does the same happen if the panel is at the bottom of the screen?

Schleswig-Holstein in Germany seems to be switching to Linux and LibreOffice.

Not sure what you mean. The protocol supports the bridge, not the client.

KDE already has a mobile Matrix client, NeoChat.

Could be heat or RAM related. Have you run a memtest on it recently? And how does the temperature look when it reboots?

Or better yet, design a modern gui in gtk/qt.

There's also a great TUI in libredefender, also written in Rust.

So it's "just" the GTK gui that is iunmaintained. ClamAV and the other user interfaces for it will still be developed.