But why? This only seems practical if people are using the environment once. Otherwise you’re just wasting a lot of bandwidth downloading dependencies over and over.

You should really just set up nix garbage collection to run once a week or something and be done with it.

You won’t see your darktable edits in digikam unless you export a jpeg of your edit. Digikam can’t run darktable’s processing pipeline to show you that edit.

My workflow is as follows:

1. Script that uses exiftool copies and renames all images from SD Card to my local disk in format YYYY-MM-DD
2. Add all images to git-annex
3. Retrieve GPS logs from phone and copy the GPX file into the correct date folder.
4. Add GPX file to git (not git annex)
5. Open Geeqie and look thru new pictures. Press D key to open an image in darktable if I want to edit it.
6. Once all images culled in geeqie, move over to darktable. Edit and tag. apply geolocation using the gpx file. Export when the edits are finished.

But sandisk never had these problems until they were a WD brand.

So one time is your maximum for a company blatantly misdirecting you? Or maybe you’ll still be a customer if they do something like that again?

Oh wait: https://petapixel.com/2023/11/14/sandisk-refutes-claim-that-faulty-hardware-is-to-blame-for-ssd-failures/

Western Digital, among other things, has been selling SMR drives using CMR SKUs. So if you’re building something and wanted specific performance, and selected some WD drives based on what the SKU says, you might end up with SMR drives, which are not nearly as performnt. It was a bate and switch tactic and they never really acknowledged it except for making the “red pro” line of drives, which are CMR. Regular “red” drives are SMR now.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/04/caveat-emptor-smr-disks-are-being-submarined-into-unexpected-channels/

Impermenance is not the same as immutability.

WD is a shit company doing shit things, so Seagate. They are less shit, for now.

I use restic to backblaze b2.

Yes get a framework.

Durock Shrimps T1

no worries, it’s not really on you, its on the immich project :P

“Stacking” is an already established photographic post processing technique, so I was confused about immich being able to do stacking…

Wow, fantastic response. Great community.

If Codeberg wasn’t meeting their needs, why should they stay?

OpenZFS is the zfs now. There is no difference.

Seems like we get plenty of replies that have solid answers, we are just missing posts… So just post stuff! If the content is here, it’ll start to grow.

There is an android native GUI for syncthing in fdroid that looks like its still maintained: https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android?tab=readme-ov-file

Its not the “Linux OS” that we want, but it is Linux, it runs the Linux kernel, so does chromeOS.

Be cleat about what you want.

What you call “Linux OS” is actually GNU/Linux, or as I’ve taken to calling it lately, GNU + Linux.

That’s what android is ;)

If you want multiple VMs to use the storage on the ZFS pool, better to create it in proxmox rather than passing raw disks thru to the VM.

ZFS is awesome, I wouldn’t use anything else now.