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Oooh, that’s a pretty cool project.

Hyprland can tell a window to be in fullscreen when in fact, it’s not (it’s called… Fakefullscreen). I binded it to shift+f11 and its become part of my workflow, lol

Friend shouldn’t control what you do, but ok…

Please do. The fact that you cannot open a tty is very concerning…

That’s strange. What distro are you on? What drivers? Hyprland runs just fine on my machine (arch, nvidia-dkms, rtx a6000)

“look at me! give me attention!”

I see. I still prefer docker for the semplicity tho.

Linux tablet* :))

Thats… Just… Docker compose… You copy, paste, docker-compose up and you’re done…

I’m so very lucky to have a device with linux mainline ported to it.

Strangely enough, for me reinporting the backup didnt work

Theres also a cli tool called kotatsu-dl that lets you download from all the websites the app can scrape, in case you want to read on your kindle but there arent any torrents.

I’ve tried komga and kavita both, but didn’t find them very useful. Nowadays i just copy the files downloaded from nyaa to my kobo, where i read them with koreader. Its possible to sideload it on kindles, but its tricky. Koreader even has OPSD support, in case you want to use kavita/komga. But for most random/weekly reading I use Kotatsu on my tablet/phone, as it has a sync feature (you can even selfhost your own sync server!). For ebooks I also just use my ereader. I have no need for a bulky management system. I hope this helped you somehow. Good luck!

I rncommend Floccus, a bookmark syncing tool, which can store its bookmarks on linkwarden. Now all my bookmarks are automatically archived, and I don’t need to relay on firefox’s cloud anymore.

Nope, cannot use it when offline.