Haha no worries, I know what you mean. I love Joplin and personally like the style, but it is bland compared to alot of other apps. Hoping that it will evolve and offer more themes :)

I don’t do journaling full time, but Joplin has been great. FOSS, cross-platform, allows you to pick sync target (if you want any, I use my cloud provider) and on top of it all it supports e2e encryption of your notes.

Nicest thing (personally): allows you to export markdown/html/pdf/etc…

That’s the kind of commenting I saw from slrpnk users as well!

Happy cakeday :)

My home country has a general guideline for all the inhabitants: keep stocked up on emergency food water + some other stuff enough that you can survive 3 day power, water and other outages.

Been living with that in mind for a long time!

Never been under a true test though.

Ha true!

And also I love that, please keep it fun. I feel like it’s truly a solarpunk instance that way :)

Ah, thanks! Didn’t know that. I guess it wont have an effect then and can be ignored.

Edit: fixed up wording.

I recently had this problem while dualbooting mint and windows: windows was shutting down the LAN hardware somehow.

Had to disable fast startup (in windows, but I recall some Motherboards have also “fast boot” in BIOS as well?) and also in windows’ LAN adapter settings a power saving option.

This is the thread that helped me: https://askubuntu.com/a/879818

A shot in the dark, but hopefully it helps.

Another awesome tip I’ve learned today, thanks! Yeah often I remember the actual day I typed a specific command but must manually scroll through. This is another useful tip. I don’t think I’ll completely let go of history since it’s also super convenient to just look up index and type !345 for example.

I feel like I forget those that I just don’t use often enough, and when I would need them I default to what I know (which is always a slower way than knowing a shortcut) in a “hurry”.

Guess I should just print them and tape the paper next to my monitor.

I used !<index> Together with history by giving an index displayed in the history list, but did not know that you can use it like that! Also didn’t know about ^

Thanks for the tips!

This is why I follow linux memes, I don’t know if I have ever bumped into CTRL+R but I finally can let go of

history

Sadly it’s not FOSS (just mentioning since we are in FOSS community).

I would have paid for the one-time pro payment even if it was FOSS and was just to support developers. It’s really good.

That’s a cool suggestion, you should post that in the original thread so people see it too!

Me too, I really like it! The matrix group of the community volunteers gives me hope that we can continue to use it under better licensing.

We share a small amount of hope that the shareholders of OM give up the trademark of the name, but sadly I don’t think it will happen.

Btw please share your name ideas in the original thread! I crossposted the post to raise awareness, but only the names in Original post are being voted on.

Thanks! To be honest I had no idea what is the best way to raise awareness, so I opted for crossposting. Linking the community might have been a better idea.

Here’s a bit of context: https://sopuli.xyz/post/25540134

Organic Maps is an awesome FOSS mobile map application, it’s being forked because the shareholders of the company that “owns” Organic Maps haven’t been very transparent.

I just wanted to spread awareness by crossposting, please comment your suggestions in the original thread.

In case someone needs context: Organic Maps was forked by its community awhile ago due to the shareholders not being entirely transparent. Full context: https://sopuli.xyz/post/25540134

Thanks for sharing, this made me smile. Also it warms my heart to hear how you are making tech accessible to this kid.

Many of us take it for granted but I remember how my dad used to go over to family friends in his free-time to help with computer stuff. I feel like I was too young to learn but it did set an example for me.

Missing the link in the post :(