I have been using keepassXC on Linux and keepass2android offline on Android for the last years too! I started with syncthing as a method of syncing the KeePass file, but now that I have all my files in nextcloud, I’m just using that.

Works flawlessly! Especially for me, as I am the only user.

FYI - you only need -c copy and do not need to specify acodec and vcodec, if both of them are going to be copy anyway.

For simple cutting & slicing I honestly just write ffmpeg oneliners.

+1 fo ffmpeg and not having to install another tool for a single task.

I do not edit videos, I just record with obs-studio and cut out unneeded parts. ffmpeg does that, it does so fast and without any problems + it also works for converting videos to another codec.

I’d really love to get all my people to use FOSS software or, at the very least, stop using WhatsApp and Co and switch to Signal.

The thing is, most people (including my people) just don’t care. At all.

The response is always one of these:

• I don’t care, let them read all I send / see all I do
• You’re just paranoid because you’re working in IT
• You can just ignore the ads
• You just gotta deal with it

It got to a point where it became so frustrating and the “paranoid” bit just pissing me off so much, I gave up. I don’t even talk about IT anymore with them, they wouldn’t (want to) understand anyway.

I feel like I’m on the only inhabitant of an island in the middle of the ocean.

I honestly think the only way to get people to care is, if the consequences themselves kick these people between the legs. Which will probably not happen in a way where they would understand “this wouldn’t have happened with FOSS software”.

I gotta ask some questions:

• does everything work the way it would on SteamOS?
• what about drivers?
• did you test gaming performance?

I was just visiting a friend of mine last sunday with my SteamDeck and we played Unrailed! the whole day :D

The SteamDeck is THE perfect, portable fun-games-machine to just take with you. And every sale there’s another few local-splitscreen-multiplayer games on sale, my library is scared already.

If you did not live through the time of “going to your friends to play games”, this is your ticket to a past you sadly never got to experience.

If you don’t want to have any freedom until you have it all, you’ll be slave forever.

You’re letting perfect get in the way of good enough.

Thank you very much. I sent this to my coworker who expressed interest in switching to vim :)

It seems nobody really tested 11 to 13, or maybe any kind of major-version-skipping and you won’t find direct experiences here.

Your best bet is to follow the official procedure, so 11 -> 12 -> 13. I’ll leave you with the official upgrade guide for 11 to 12 and 12 to 13.

It seems longer than it is, as not every step is actually required for every system. When upgrading VMs, a snapshot pre-upgrade can also help you skip backup-steps in the guides.