I'm just one person but I've been loving Civ VII and feel it is the best version so far, although I've only played V and VI. There's no reason you can't wait another year though and buy it with more polish, the previous entries haven't changed, in that they are still great games and there's no reason you can't continue to play them over the latest version. It also depends on what version those you play with are playing.
Truly the best of luck, I hope your results are better than mine. The experience I had with SteamVR using Linux (Bazzite) with both a Valve Index and Quest 3 was inferior to Windows. It definitely worked, but out of the box Windows was much smoother. There may have been more tweaking I could have done but I had wasted so much time getting it to run as good as Windows that I gave up and dual boot now only for VR.
While this is true, the reader is really the only one that can choose for themselves and Cloudflare is a valid option, even if it isn't the most purist method available.
I've tried Mealie, Tandoor, Paprika and KitchenOwl. Mealie was by far the best looking, easiest to navigate and most convenient. They revamped the shopping list recently and it has replaced my old Google Keep method.
You're only thinking of public use cases. For personal use, as I'm sure most people self-hosting would be using it for, it's very convenient.
I use it for work for typing long urls into a new computer we don't yet have remote management of yet. At home, it makes it really easy to type any link with a TV remote or controller.
I actually moved from Authentik to Authelia because it was easier for me to add a couple of lines to a yaml than to navigate Authentik's web ui. Authentik is more feature-full but I'm only running SSO for myself and a couple of others at home.
I experienced this as well and game up on it. I've been using epicgames-freegames instead. I receive a notification when I need to sign in again and when I need to finish the checkout process.
If you're self hosting Immich on your local network, I've gotten around this by setting the Immich app to use my local ip address while on my home wifi network.
It’s peer-to-peer like torrents, but on its own network. Use can share anything but it’s primarily used for music. You set a folder to share from and if someone looks up a file you have, they can download it from you.
If you can't find them on Telegram, there isn't much else. If you already are in the private tracker scene you can try to get into Materize but invites may be tricky grab.
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Proton doesn't support SOCKS5