TurboTurbo

If you use emacs, you can set up gnupg integration for easy encryption and decryption of files.

I would also read up on expiration of keys, and how you can export (backup) and import a key. The latter can also be useful if you want to use the same key on multiple devices.

i just mean the one schizo mentioned

i have a 2017 lg 5k monitor (same goofy software trick) that works with ubuntu x11

Just tried it: I was able to connect to gpodder sync and sync my, subscriptions. Unfortunately, the data is not being parsed end I end op with a list of podcasts all titled ‘Unknown podcast’ with no episodes or any other data or information.

I set up nextcloud via docker on a raspberry pi and installed gpodder sync there. That is working for me.

I have also implemented it in emacs. It is awesome.

Thanks!

Yes I understand that, but ‘pretty much’ is not ‘entirely’, so I am looking for confirmation.

Does this also sync with nextcloud/gpoddersync?

I havent looked into these other formats because maildir works for me. I can saxe local backups, remoxe mail from the serveg, and even put it back later. All plain text.

Look into isync / mbsync in combination with maildir utils (mu/mu4e) or notmuch.

https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3

Why the emacs hate?

Can you provide any source that it was created or initiated by what you call ‘a crazed bunch of emacs zealots’, or that the goal was to ‘unsurp the rightful position of “man”’. Quite bold statements that are unlikely to be true imho.

I still use it and there are still plenty of knowledgeable people who reply reasonably fast.

It will still mess up word docs with inline figures as well as powerpoint presentations.

Same. If I really need the website, I now use https://yewtu.be

That even though you are running an LTS version of Ubuntu (e.g. Ubuntu 22.04), some packages that have arrived over a year ago on e.g. 23.10 will never arrive on 22.04.

Example: i3-wm 4.22 or up (https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=i3&searchon=names&suite=jammy§ion=all).

Or you could contribute (more) yourself to build them up.

For me that is not necessarily the case. Over the last week or so, I have been using sites like Lemmy Explorer and Lemmy Community-Browser to find communities that have my interest. I have also been browsing ‘all’ using the ‘new’ sort option and have been finding many new interesting communities that way.