The most effective solution is to set up one powerful desktop and remote into it from the other devices.
Windows and Linux have vague support for roaming profiles, but it takes a lot of work to get it working, and you’ll still only get 90% of the way there. Some programs just won’t play well with it. And you’ll be continually maintaining it.
That gets very complicated very quickly. I would just choose a different sort algorithm from whatever you have there (hopefully not new). And I would also not use the All feed if you don’t want an unfiltered feed of everything as it is.
Did you not read the comments from your previous post (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/35465456)? A bunch of people made useful suggestions, but this post is exactly the same.
Like hosting something as a business? Maybe the sysadmin communities?
What’s the point of hosting a local server in this case, instead of just using a mail client?
That talks about the credential store, not disk encryption.
Manipulative algorithms, yes.
Use iperf3 if you can.
You could also just use dig, ping, and traceroute to check the path.
my router should know it’s own IP and not bother sending things out into the world just for them to come back
This is correct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation#NAT_hairpinning
If it’s not working, check the configuration on your router. (Your ISP should also be doing this at their edge, but maybe not.)
Also, you should really not be exposing services to the Internet that you don’t have to. Put it all behind a VPN.
You’re not going to be looking at them. If one is quieter, get that one.
Also, be prepared to buy a replacement when, not if, one of them fails. It might be years from now, but it’ll happen.
Their wiki says it’s the linuxserver image, so you should follow their guide: https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/jellyfin
But I don’t know why it would be labeled “Nvidia GPU” if it’s just the standard lsio image. You might want to try a CasaOS support channel. It’s weird to me that an official image would complain about missing libraries.
So it’s a container on Ubuntu? Official, linuxserver, or hotio? What version of Ubuntu and Jellyfin? Does the GPU work on the host? Have you followed this guide? https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/hardware-acceleration/nvidia#configure-with-linux-virtualization
So you want a lot of files, but not ALL the files? Is this one-time or ongoing?
It might be easier for them to use Apple’s tools like icloud, and then send you a share link for you to download. I assume icloud has some kind of “share album” function.
Non-logging? Unbound supports logging.
What shows up on your block log when you try?
Or even a keyboard with built in touchpad like https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/keyboards/k400-plus-touchpad-keyboard.920-007119.html
I’m more of a nine fives guy anyway.
But the big brain move is that planned outages don’t count against five nines.
If you don’t want anyone to be able to read it, don’t send it to anyone.
But with blockchain!
The difference isn’t very significant. Software is packaged slightly differently, and there might be slight philosophical opinion design differences in the system, but for the most part it doesn’t matter.
Fedora is fine. Ubuntu (or Kubuntu, same thing with a different interface) is fine. They’re very common choices so there will be plenty of community support.