+1 here. I always felt some draw to a tiling or scrolling window manager but they were always a lot of work to set up and I never quite clicked with one. Niri with Dank Material Shell is pretty amazing.
PumpkinEscobar
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My Indian (dot) wife and all (most?) of her friends love when I ask this.
Pinta is pretty decent for some things, like a paint.net for Linux.
They'll cave. They aren't doing this because they think it's the right thing to do, they're doing it to keep their jobs. They weren't even interested in the idea of blocking DHS funding until the uproar about the latest ICE murder was louder than they anticipated, so now they'll act like they care, at least for a couple weeks until they cave.
Idiot spineless assholes.
Amazon thought I was a toilet seat collector for 3-6 months after I bought a 3-pack. No amount of not clicking on those promoted items could convince them otherwise.
Amazon reviews were the first place I saw it and reolink even has a page about onvif doorbells where they say that the new model requires the hub. I don’t remember if it was all new models but pretty sure it was at least the new WiFi one since that’s what I’d need.
It’s sad that it’s 2026 and tough to find a good ONVIF doorbell. Apparently the new reolink models require the reolink hub. I just want something local I can connect to home assistant that works well…
If anyone has recommendations, I’d appreciate them. Watched a lot of YouTube and a lot of conflicting takes out there where one review is terrible and another sounds like it must be sponsored with how much they love it.
That’s my secret… I’m always embarrassed.
All Trump has are fantasies, about everything. The world he talks about does not exist.
Can do full disk encryption of root and auto-unlock with tpm, the auto-login is a separate thing and not necessarily the same password
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Not so much to the content of your post but to your title:
Their web interface is nice, reasonably priced (not cheap) prosumer sort of gear. I have 2 APs and 1 router, 1 AP is flaky, it’s the 7 XGS which should be a high end AP. It gets pretty bad coverage with it and it’s flaky, randomly going offline once a week. RMAed it, replaced Ethernet cable, poe injector (ubiquity branded) and tried tweaking settings. Still happening
So to the subject, some good in the web interface but I will not buy again. That said, most network gear has some sort of jank in my experience, flaky, or just bad management interface, etc…