themadcodger

I would check out tutorials or YouTube videos. Try: https://drfrankenstein.co.uk/sabnzbd-in-container-manager-on-a-synology-nas/

Welcome! Don’t be surprised if you feel the need to try out all the distros!

Yeah, I was doing pretty much all that with trakt already, but wasn’t sure if I was missing anything. I do like the ability to hide shows though.

I didn’t know about showly and gave it a try, syncing it to trak.tv. What does this get me that I don’t get through trakt.tv by itself? What am I missing?

Pop_os is a good choice. It’s a solid distro and a good introduction to Linux. You can distro hop later, start with something easy for now. I installed it as a dual boot in case I needed Windows for something, but this is the first distro I haven’t felt the need to switch back.

Started in college with Mandrake Linux. Used it off and on over the years, though I kept switching back. I recently settled on Pop_OS. Part of what kept me switching back was not having the time to tinker with it. Now that it mostly works, it’s become my daily driver.

What do you do about phone contacts? Since android phones seem to link them automatically, I haven’t tried too hard to get away from contacts. The other two I’ve managed to do away with.

I’m late, but I have Obsidian set up with Syncthing and it works flawlessly. I adore Syncthing and would be lost without it!

Depending on your note taking needs, if Obsidian is too much, you could do the same with Notable/Noteless and Syncthing.

That was the idea!

I named my cat Neko as a teen because of this program!

The official app, despite being in beta is really nice. @dansup has done an amazing job of it in a short amount of time.

I’ve been using Proton since it first came out and have had no problems with it. I have a paid account because it’s worth it to me to not be the product. And for about $5/mo I get encrypted email, calendar, vpn, drive, and password manager (though I primarily only use the first three).

They have a free version that lets you try it out, though with limited features.

Thanks! That was really helpful!

How does something like this compare to Obsidian?

• Syncthing - for sycing what pretty much amounts to /home between my mobile and laptop
• Bitwarden - password manager
• ProtonVPN - VPN
• Trail Sense - Hiking tools, most frequently for barometric readings
• Proton Mail - email
• Coffee - keeps the screen on through a button in my notifications. Mostly used when cooking for recipes
• NewPipe - YouTube and downloading
• Droid-ify - Better UI for fdroid
• Aegis - OTP manager
• VLC - needs no introduction
• Kore - remote for Kodi
• Geometric Weather - simple weather app
• Noteless - markdown notetaker. I’ve mostly moved everything over to Obsidian, but I like my grocery list here still…

Or kbin. Or if you’re really ambitious, one of the non-link aggregation products.