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I created a test playlist with lyrics presented with mixed case letters.

Next, I applied a theme which capitalized all characters and changed the font style.

Now I want to revert. It seems that the theming was more like a spreadsheet "paste format" than an applied style to be toggled/edited. Is there no simple way to return to the default case/font/style?

Corollary... I changed the theme to a different font. Seems it is not possible to update slides to the "revised" theme without applying it again to all presentations. Am I understanding this?

Before updating I ran apt list '?narrow(?installed, ?not(?origin(Debian)))' to identify non-Debian packages. Results included Docker, Tailscale, and Veeam.

I elected NOT to uninstall those.

After the Trixie ugrade completed, all three packages were running as expected. However, when I ran apt list '?obsolete', Veeam appeared (among others). As I was unsure why, I then ran apt purge '?obsolete' which wiped out Veeam.

After reinstalling Veeam, I again ran apt list '?obsolete' and it was not present. I'm unsure why the same Veeam version registered as “obsolete”, but again I was cautioned to remove 3rd-party apps before upgrading.

So... Docker and Tailscale passed through the upgrade without issue. Veeam did so partially, as it was functional, but registered as “obsolete”.

Maybe this will help someone in the future.

New setup running NUT server on Raspberry Pi to control PC/Debian/NAS servers. NUT Server is running on the RPi with NUT client on the others.

After the PC/Debian/NAS servers go down, I want to shut down the RPi and UPS. To shut down RPi, does it also need to run NUT client, or is NUT server sufficient as RPi is “primary” (not secondary).

I've read through much documentation, but my soft brain is not understanding how the primary is shutdown. Thanks!

New user here. My bazarr instance downloads subs when subs are embedded in the MKV files. In settings, I've activated “Treat Embedded Subtitles as Downloaded”, but that isn't working as I anticipated, so I must be overlooking something. How can I prevent sub downloads when subs are included in the video file? Thanks!

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I need to use an SSH key to access my UNAS Pro. I found this link:
https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/235247068-Adding-SSH-Keys-to-UniFi-Devices

but the path to the OpenSSH authorized_keys file doesn't appear on the UNAS Pro. Appreciate any instruction on where to either paste the key, or copy over the id_rsa.pub key file. Thanks.

Often I start the app vocally while drive. Frequently a large notification appears in-App. As I'm driving I can't deal with it immediately, so I brush it aside to see the map. I dislike these as they lead to distracted driving, and IMO, should not appear when GPS detects motion.

How can I see what I've missed later on?

After reading the recent thread describing someone who "lost" access to their Plex Pass account, I realized that I had no idea where my receipt trail went.

Sure... you can log in to Plex.tv and find a copy of your registration... but what if you were to log in and discover it is no longer there? After a deep dive into my email archives, I recovered a "receipt" of sorts, only to notice that Plex Pass doesn't have a "key", but only your email addy. That seemed a bit weak to me, but so be it. PDF'd my emails and the plex.tv site account showing the services that I had, and hope this is sufficient proof.

After all... I wouldn't spring for $750 (mine was $74.99) ever ... and neither should you.

If you don't have your registration info handy, now might be a good time to secure it.

Do you keep your docker containers running 24/7, or spin them up before they are needed. For example, I use BentoPDF maybe three times a week. So I've gotten to where I down the container after I'm done using it. The only containers I leave up, are my “infrastructure” apps... vaultwarden, radicale, WireGuard, NPM, Jellyfin.

Given that most images have unresolved CVEs, reducing exposure, is just another security layer. As well it frees up memory, and reduces CPU load, and the power that requires.