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I queue up lots of things from royal road an other sources.

No joke I wonder how many of us nerds are on linux/lemmy.

You can do the same with cron btw depending on the OS(?). At least on debian systems. I think its @poweroff or @reboot if I recall correctly.

For me ive always used:

• cron if its simple and can take care of itself.
• systemd if its more complex and needs the OS to do a thing related.

Its not a hard set rule but its like 95% cron and some systemd on the side for me.

That is pretty funny!

You can disable issues if you want:

https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/managing-your-repositorys-settings-and-features/enabling-features-for-your-repository/disabling-issues

I had to do that on a corpo repo to proprietary BS once. It works.

PRs are similar. Just dont allow it and put the rules as such. Or make the repo private. Or even better, self host ;)

Any links to the apps in question?

This is why installing software (side loading?) is so important on our own devices. Who cares if google has a problem? Its my device, I should be able to do what I want with it, including install software.

The effort they are putting towards x86 emulation will definitely help the broader Linux community. I saw a bit about 24 min in on gamer nexas video. That would help down the line on all sorts of devices.

Ive found getting two heltecs works out to tell if the system is working or not. Then putting one very high (like on a chimney) and using that one was as the one the city connects with.

Lora is VERY much a line of sight kind of system. If anything gets its its way, it will stop sending. Its very fickle.

You may want to reach out to your local ham group (if you have one) and see if anyone is interested in metastatic. We had one person that was super into meshtastic put a node on a foothill nearby and it covers the entire city. It gets awesome coverage. But thats the only reason I can talk with others and its spotty sometimes.

Biggest difference is right around 5:00 in where the routes get introduced.

Its better at making sure the message gets to the intended recipitant and the "rooms" feature is really nice for long term messaging. Its major downside is that it does not work on as many devices as meshtastic and some parts are not open source.

Yep already broke a couple of things and we had to roll back.

Its been SUUUPER stable on my systems. That and they are doing things slighly different than Ubuntu, which I really like.