Seems a common sense idea with wide and necessary applicability, it is worth reviewing and understanding historical things such as the smoking and social media lobby to grasp the extent to which the task run deep, particularly with respect to political funding and manipulation.
Just installed Owncast, so townsfolk can ride my G-scale Polar Express via an onboard livestream, as part of a revamped lighting and projection mapping festive season show.
While I was at it I also added Kokoro for TTS.
Thought I would spice up Jellyfin for the festive season, so am trying out the Jellyfin Enhanced and Home Sections plugins.
For me it is not a cycle, just a pragmatic implementation of tech catching up to my very specific needs.
Linux has been my primary OS for decades, but because I have edge case tech interests I have maintained a dual boot configuration.
Some of those edge cases have been possible, but also marginal in Linux, at times breaking some key aspects of my personal needs, so in the Unity game engine some required plugins (yes I am seriously looking at GoDot but have decades of investment in Unity), and in video tasks for 3D projection mapping projects, needing some custom scripts to work around codec issues.
The greatest challenges have been in relation to combining Sim games, motion simulation and VR integration.
I am again currently taking another run of that complex integration at the moment, tweaking CashyOS to meet my video editing and 3D projection mapping needs, while also trying to wrangle various proprietary Windows programs to run sim games, use 3rd party programs like CrewChief, and most importantly include telemetry driven haptics and motion simulation.
My Linux nirvana is complicated by some very specific but personally very important edge case needs. I am hoping that current Wine and Proton development has progressed to the point that I can finally totally ditch Window$ forever...fingers crossed!
Tassie is compact, unique, varied, stunning and a whole lot more, certainly worth a visit, it will be getting cool in a few weeks time but things like Dark MoFo, kicking off early June, keep things interesting, including the unexpected like the nude solstice swim (NSFW): https://darkmofo.net.au/program/nude-swim
East Coast of Tassie, taken when we did the driveway Anzac day during Covid. That creek runs behind my house at the end of our yard, has a bridge over it for the road and then out to sea.
The west coast of Tassie has great sunsets over the ocean.
Honestly, while I appreciate the Mullvad initiative, as a Mullvad VPN customer, their choices still primarily serve up thinly disguised advertising as the top search responses, compared to my own self hosted SearXNG results: https://github.com/searxng/searxng
What browser are you using and can you please post a site with embedding that does not work for you.
I have Librewolf, Ublock set to medium mode, libredirect Redirect Type set to both, Embed Frontend set to Invidious but with no instance selected.
Most sites with embedded youtube have 'Watch on Youtube' bottom left and you can just right click and select Redirect in librediract. Some don't have that but most allow right click where you can select the url that can be pasted into FreeTube.
Seems a common sense idea with wide and necessary applicability, it is worth reviewing and understanding historical things such as the smoking and social media lobby to grasp the extent to which the task run deep, particularly with respect to political funding and manipulation.
Why have you not done a basic search to understand the objectives of the various distros and posiilities, before posing these questions?
Go you, personal and professional integrity matters and are so often sacrificed on the alter of expediency or personal need/greed!
Just installed Owncast, so townsfolk can ride my G-scale Polar Express via an onboard livestream, as part of a revamped lighting and projection mapping festive season show.
While I was at it I also added Kokoro for TTS.
Thought I would spice up Jellyfin for the festive season, so am trying out the Jellyfin Enhanced and Home Sections plugins.
For me it is not a cycle, just a pragmatic implementation of tech catching up to my very specific needs.
Linux has been my primary OS for decades, but because I have edge case tech interests I have maintained a dual boot configuration.
Some of those edge cases have been possible, but also marginal in Linux, at times breaking some key aspects of my personal needs, so in the Unity game engine some required plugins (yes I am seriously looking at GoDot but have decades of investment in Unity), and in video tasks for 3D projection mapping projects, needing some custom scripts to work around codec issues.
The greatest challenges have been in relation to combining Sim games, motion simulation and VR integration.
I am again currently taking another run of that complex integration at the moment, tweaking CashyOS to meet my video editing and 3D projection mapping needs, while also trying to wrangle various proprietary Windows programs to run sim games, use 3rd party programs like CrewChief, and most importantly include telemetry driven haptics and motion simulation.
My Linux nirvana is complicated by some very specific but personally very important edge case needs. I am hoping that current Wine and Proton development has progressed to the point that I can finally totally ditch Window$ forever...fingers crossed!
Or perhaps questioning the obvious flaws of the UN.
Sad opensource and consumers are shafted!
Its language use not just accent, so a Victorian would say a bag, a Queenslander would say a port.
Plus Mullvad VPN.
If you like the budget haptic rig for my father then check out my compact 3DOF motion rig, built over a decade ago specifically for VR and still going strong: https://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/dx-compact-simulator.5866/
Plus even more extravagant DIY rigs, of all types: https://www.xsimulator.net/community/forums/diy-motion-simulator-projects.22/
Honestly you can get so much more bang for your buck, this is the VR haptic rig I built 6 years ago for my father with an Arduino and control board, with 10 SimHub controlled rumble motors (8 built in and 2 for peddles), and 2 X 50w transducers: https://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/teddles-vr-haptic-rig.13821/#post-231405
Tassie is compact, unique, varied, stunning and a whole lot more, certainly worth a visit, it will be getting cool in a few weeks time but things like Dark MoFo, kicking off early June, keep things interesting, including the unexpected like the nude solstice swim (NSFW): https://darkmofo.net.au/program/nude-swim
East Coast of Tassie, taken when we did the driveway Anzac day during Covid. That creek runs behind my house at the end of our yard, has a bridge over it for the road and then out to sea.
The west coast of Tassie has great sunsets over the ocean.
I will add a Anzac sunrise from Tassie and perhaps other Aussies can chime in:
Honestly, while I appreciate the Mullvad initiative, as a Mullvad VPN customer, their choices still primarily serve up thinly disguised advertising as the top search responses, compared to my own self hosted SearXNG results: https://github.com/searxng/searxng
What browser are you using and can you please post a site with embedding that does not work for you.
I have Librewolf, Ublock set to medium mode, libredirect Redirect Type set to both, Embed Frontend set to Invidious but with no instance selected.
Most sites with embedded youtube have 'Watch on Youtube' bottom left and you can just right click and select Redirect in librediract. Some don't have that but most allow right click where you can select the url that can be pasted into FreeTube.
You can set libredirect to use FreeTube.
If you can't clearly admit why it happened you are deliberately avoiding being held accountable, because if you can fix it you know the cause!
I am reminded about the catchphrase for GrayJay: Follow Creators, Not Platforms