I’ve noticed that on Lemmy, in a few comments. What is it about? Some kind of spelling reform?

Right? It’s like a trust fall. You just have to cross your fingers and hope for the best.

I updated my Dietpi setup today, because a new version was available. It went very well, and everything works perfectly after a reboot.

Yeah. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and it has been a really good experience. There are some bugs, of course, but hopefully those can be worked on.

As a general rule of thumb, I usually recommend Linux Mint to beginners. The installation and update processes are easy and intuitive, and there is a ton of software available, as well as good support if you know how to do web searches properly. The main trick is to try and remember that a paradigm shift needs to happen here. Linux is not Windows. It doesn’t work like Windows, and it has different aims and priorities. She will also need to be prepared to learn a bit and be slightly more hands-on with her computing. The learning curve with Mint is comparatively gentle, but it does exist.

This is all very broad and general, but I hope it helps. Good luck to the both of you. I hope you are satisfied with whatever you decide on.

So I have lived in South Korea for 6 years now. The fact that this fire has had such a major impact is quite typical of Korean bureaucracy and tech administration. Very few backups, infrastructure held together with scotch tape and bubblegum, overworked devs and maintainers. It’s a bit sad, especially for a country that exports so many tech products.

Tailscale creates a new virtual network, and anything you want to connect to the Jellyfin server needs to be in that Tailscale network. You need to hook up the Roku device to Tailscale. I have never owned one, so I can’t say anything about that. But maybe that’s what you should figure out next.

And here I am, just about ready to publish my new EP. Any alternatives to Bandcamp out there?