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It should already have it. It's not a new system, they are deciding to run their own server.

I totally did miss it. All of 6.6 bricked my system. Only after rebuilding against 6.8 did it boot correctly. (Probably a user issue rather than a kernel issue)

Linus is always good value. Looks like we will hit 10 million git objectives on the 6.9 release. What a day to be alive. First 4.20 and now 6.9. truly blessed

I was also going to say, don't we have this feature already? Realising it's the jerboa community 😅

It's in the FAQ:

You should allow roughly 50GB of disk space per 10 million torrents,

I moved to Libreoffice-bin after the disgusting compile times

Be the change you want to see in the world.

Doesn't solve my problem of having to both turn on our sharing. But a nice app nonetheless

Gonic / jellyfin / subsonic for streaming your local cd rips

This is great except you need to be on the same wifi / local network. Worked with the wife for a bit, but we get annoyed having to "turn it on" when we send each other photos.

I've been using Sudo for years.

• install scoop
• scoop install sudo

There are a lot of idiots. $0.50 is honestly too small. Pretty sure you can buy hacked computer proxies for that amount and it would be as safe.

Yeah, the main dev classes their app(s) as beta /not complete, so that's why it's behind test flight. They explained their reasoning behind it on the issue tracker, whether we agree or not it's their show.

For eBooks let me know how you go. I have not used that feature set yet.

Hahaha. You only have to spend a few hours like me remapping everything and then you'll never have to worry about the file structure!

I'm an active mod on !animepics@reddthat.com ^.

Should add https://trace.moe to the sidebar.

Sub folder for the web/API. I should have been more descriptive. IE: I had to have it on http://abshelf.example.com instead of http://example.com/abshelf/

ABS has a known directory structure for "figuring out" titles, authors, etc https://www.audiobookshelf.org/docs/#book-directory-structure . The problem I had is with the "Series" as I have them all saved in 1 folder. Books>Author-Title(Series, #)/files. Because of my terrible convention and I am probably the only one who does it, it only sometimes matched.
But after remapping everything (I immediately setup backups so I never have to do it again).

For the stats, I only recently installed it, in November. So I marked a few books as finished, but didn't "listen" to them. Thus the stats are all skewed

I prefer audiobookshelf. As it has download for offline play. The only downsides I've found is that you can't have it on a sub-folder, and the metadata on my audiobooks are completely trash. So they sometimes don't map correctly. But that's my own problem. Once I fixed it/enriched it it's been great so far.

And if your into stats it also has weekly graphs and a yearly review thingy:

Those wakelock devices map to specific devices. If you run lsusb you will see the pci:0000:00:1c.4 and others.

• Find the one that your mouse is.
• Do the echo command into that device RP05.
• Confirm it's disabled.
• suspend & then try moving the mouse
• if it works edit the systemd script with the correct echo command
• make sure you make the service Enabled (otherwise it won't start on boot)
• reboot and confirm it's still disabled.

That should be what is needed to disable waking up from the mouse.