I think Arch wiki recommends rsync for backups

Sorry I can’t

You cannot run flatpak application by simply calling the binary.

Coming to your question, I suggest you to install ffmpeg directly from your Debian repo, this way you can get hardware acceleration or device specific benefits for encoding/decoding/transcoding.

You can keep the flatpak version if it is needed by some other flatpak applications. Normally one won’t interfere with the other.

What about maps? I can’t seem to replace it.

nadeko.net does this often. They are getting about $350 per month as contributions. These things are costly.

UK?

Try a couple, Debian 12, Fedora server etc.

This is disgusting behaviour from a multinational corporation. What are they peasants?

What is the Unix philosophy?

I do that regularly. I am on Gnome 48

You can do that from the save as dialogue box.

There are merits to using flatpaks. With flatseal application, you can fine-tune the permissions given to a certain flatpak application. The best thing is restricting internet usage.

Netflix but for horny people

What is authentik and could I use it on podman with compose?

I used linkwarden. But I don’t use their save article functionality. All I do is to use it as a bookmark manager. In that sense its a little bloated for me. Would like to try some other, please recommended.

Nope. I wish it was really that simple. Check this page for compatibility https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop/Lenovo

Also check https://linux-hardware.org/?view=computers&type=notebook&vendor=Lenovo

You can try Endeavour OS. Its pretty close to stock. I found cachyos was too bloated for my likings and ffmpeg ran faster on EOS than COS in my case.

Thank you. Was out of the loop with ff for a while.

I have ff installed but uses librewolf for most uses. Should I be worried if ff is in my system? Somebody please explain.

I hope its April 1 for you. Read the source.