How are you using QubesOS?
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How are you using QubesOS?

I know that the primary use of QubesOS is for isolation and enhanced privacy. However, I’m curious about how people are structuring their qubes. For example, which qubes do you use? How do they communicate—or not? In short, how are you using QubesOS?

In this image it is showing Debian-13-xfce. However, I change this a little, for some qubes Iḿ using Debian-13-minimal and install only what I need.

Also, the idea is to install in my both laptops, a T480 and a T14 Gen 2, and use qubes backup and salt to sync both.

u/Ghost_0x726d — 12 days ago

Automatic update on Android and iOS

I have immich installed in my Linux server, and in the Android and iOS phones. However I notice the photos are updated to server only when I open the app on phone.

Is there any way to do the update /backup automatically without the need to manually open the app?

Any additional config on Android and iOS? I just installed and selected the albums.

Thanks

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u/Ghost_0x726d — 2 months ago
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Automatic update on Android and iOS

I have immich installed in my Linux server, and in the Android and iOS phones. However I notice the photos are updated to server only when I open the app on phone.

Is there any way to do the update /backup automatically without the need to manually open the app?

Any additional config on Android and iOS? I just installed and selected the albums.

Thanks

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u/Ghost_0x726d — 2 months ago

GrapheneOS usado diariamente

Pessoal,
Gostaria muito de ouvir a experiência de vocês com o uso do GrapheneOS como um celular de uso diário, como os aplicativos normais do dia a dia se comportam, especificamente os de bancos.

Mas além disso, uso normal mesmo, o que sentem falta? ou não. Quais as maiores dificuldades, enfim o que acham para uso diário.

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u/Ghost_0x726d — 2 months ago
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Hey!!

I'm thinking about what makes an efficient PKM, and right now, I don't want to focus on only in how to take notes or tools; I want to focus on structure, on workflow.

Well, I'll try to explain.

From my point of view, there are some basic points that a PKM should have. The first and easiest to understand is being able to create notes, then I need to find these notes, and be able to create relationships between these notes. Right? Basically, I have a system that allows me to create, search for, and link notes. That's a very basic PKM.

But what I want to understand is know how to always be aligned with the "fundamental" principles of PKM is: What, in addition to those I've already shown, are the principles you look for in a tool to build your PKM? I'll say upfront, I'm not looking to create any commercial tool, at most, to understand and build or improve my own workflow.

Why am I asking this? Because, if we look only at the basic concepts, those I already mentioned at the beginning, "any" notepad can be used. I was even thinking about Git: I can create pure .md files inside a folder with Git and create my notes there. All the principles I talked about would already be there. So why do we always look for tools full of things that we know aren't important?

My workflow today runs on Obsidian, without many plugins, basic frontmatter, all to allow me to also use it with my text editor in the terminal, which is NeoVIM. And today I even have a second laptop with NeoVIM, without Obsidian, and I use my notes normally.

So, guys, what do you think is important in your PKM? In your workflow. Why most of the time we try to create so complex workflow?

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u/Ghost_0x726d — 6 months ago