Me with elder scrolls always saving before a decision so I can roll back to see what the other choice does, then having the quick thought while in life that I should quicksave
I tried the flatpak version but was unable to get it started since it couldnt connect to my database even though I copied over all my config files to the flatpak directory
that and limit caffeine to several hours before you sleep since caffeine messes with your bodies ability to purge adenosine, it just builds up so even if you sleep fine if you have caffeine right before bed you will wake up and feel sleepy because the adenosine is still there
I used lidarr to sync my followed artists from spotify and then just use plex and plexamp for music, all my plex users have access to it also but I think most people still have spotify so it's just mainly me using it
So I tried running dsrktable from the syncd nextcloud folder, first on one machine then when I got home on my desktop and everything seemed to run fine. After a while I was importing more and more photos then nextcloud started to complain about the database being too large to sync so that is a bit of a issue. Really the only thing I wanted was to sync settings so I just copied it out of my nextcloud folder and put it in my documents so I won't sync anymore
it probably depends on the software and what it is set to use, digikam stores stuff it downloads for facial recognition and stuff in a home folder so now that I create the digikam.appimage.home folder it uses that which is nice
ok so a network share wouldnt be a good idea but what about a sync tool like nextcloud where it will just make a new copy to any machine I sync the nextcloud folder too?
I thought so too but then I noticed after I created the .home and .config folders next to the appimage and launched digikam it was like a first time setup, so i went looking for digikam files in my own .home folder and copied it over to the new digikam.appimage.home folder and launched it it was like it was before with all my settings etc configured so I guess appimages do save things to your user home folder
I also enjoy the occasional oatmilk latte but recently was reading something about how oats have all sorts of pesticides that can make their way into the milk
Thank you, I was just looking into what git is and what I could use it for