Have you tried/are you using Immich?
peregus
joined 2 years ago
What kind of attitude?
the source code for freeware is typically not made available
Typically it different than never. It means that sometimes the source code is made available and is the case of FOSS.>
Unlike with free and open-source software, which are also often distributed free of charge, the source code for freeware is typically not made available.
It clearly says "typically", which includes the software that does open source the code.
I've read the first part and it's all "most often", "may be", so, technically, FOSS software is under the freeware umbrella.
Wow, thanks! I couldn't find Andrea Bowman, it shows me some video about criminal cases! 😆
Thank God I'm European and the privacy laws here are pretty strict, so at least the official channels can't collect and provide our personal data. I've a second SIM card installed in an old smartphone that forward (done with the Tasker app) to my Telegram account all the SMS that it receives and the phone numbers that try to call it and I use that number when is mandatory on a website/service.
It seems pretty extreme to me. Any app needs your consent to access your contacts and if you wanna hide them from Google to (if you've an Android smartphone), you could just download an open source contact app (like Fossify Contacts)
On another note, I received some flack last week for poking fun at the Immich devs for prioritizing the platform's new mascot over a feature I've personally been looking forward to (yes, they were in on it). I had planned to make a formal apology this week until I noticed they dropped another release that again left me feeling neglected as they instead celebrated 60k GitHub stars (is that a lot?).
If you need me before next Friday, I'll be busy making the transition back to Google Photos while enjoying this custom CSS for styling a Flame dashboard to look like the Lumon MDR terminals from Severance
Both these sentence feels very childish to me.
First of all, it's an open source software, nobody can pretend anything!
Second, it's clear that, as mentioned by one of the developer, they were joking about it
If he was joking too, I didn't get it.
I want to switch from Windows to Linux for my office PC.
I will be using multiple Windows VM because in the office we use multiple software that runs only on Windows (maybe we'll switch to something else, but right now I need the VMs) and because i like to snapshots and go back in time when I test new software.
I thought about Ubuntu because it seems to be the most user friendly.
I always work with a tons of opened windows (mainly Firefox) and I like to have a place for each of them, Right now on Windows I use DisplayFusion that creates multiple virtual screens (7, 4 or the 32" horizontal monitor and 3 on the 28" vertical one, both 4K), I've attached the configuration.
So, the question: is there a software that works kinda like DisplayFusion? (virtual screen each with it's own taskbar, maximize in each of them, remember the position of each window, ...).
P.s. Can I pass only some USB port to a Windows VM using KVM?
Pp.s. Is it possible to use Premiere on a Windows VM? Would it run smooth?
Exactly, this I what alI do!