+1 for Cantata! Although it’s not maintained, there’s really nothing missing from it. It’s complete as it is! Plays anything and you can also have your podcasts and web radio stations in it.

It’s based on ESR so it receives the security updates normally but features at a later stage.

And who still uses YouTube when there are alternatives like invidius and Piped??

You might be wanna check out Floorp web browser. A fork of Firefox which implements sidebars and other interesting elements. Plus it’s super fast!

I loled on the Miley Cyrus link! Hahaha fucking hilarious. Good on you dude!

I’m an openSuse user for quite some time without any issues tbh. Just wanted to enter the Arch world and see if there is any significant difference.

Yup, exactly that!

Indeed there are my dude!

OpenSuse tumbleweed + kde plasma for a peace of mind 👍

Proton has port forwarding anyhow…

Was thinking open suse slowroll also. Dont know whether Nvidia will work…

👍

Hello again. Don’t know if you solved this but here’s what I did to my system (also OpenSuseTumbleweed). Create a file in /usr/local/sbin/ , lets say usbwakeup.sh. In that file put this:

#!/bin/bash
#
#######################
# GENERAL INFORMATION #
#######################
#
# - This script enables / disables wake up from suspend# for USB devices.
#
# - The script needs execution permissions.
#
# - For this script to be executed when the system starts, there must be
#   a symbolic link to it in /etc/rc3.d/ with priority S01
#   (for example: /etc/rc3.d/S01usbwakeup)
#
###########################
# RELATED USEFUL COMMANDS #
###########################
#
# - Identify USB devices:
#   grep . /sys/bus/usb/devices/*/product
#
# - Check the status of "wake up of the suspension" of USB devices:
#   grep . /sys/bus/usb/devices/*/power/wakeup
#
#
##################
# SCRIPT ACTIONS #
##################
#
# Disables wake up from suspend for optical mouse
#echo disabled > /sys/bus/usb/devices/3-3/power/wakeup
#
# Enables wake up from suspend for the wireless keyboard
#that I have connected to a USB 3.0 HUB in the USB port nr.4
echo enabled > /sys/bus/usb/devices/1-2/power/wakeup

Then in /etc/systemd/system/ create a file eg. my-wakeup.service and insert :

[Unit]
Desription=Usb wakeup    

[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/local/sbin/usbwakeup.sh

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Save of course everything, keep the dogle in and restart. This will work in every wakeup from suspend and also when restarting. If you unplug the dongle you will have to put it back in and restart to make this to work again.

Hope that helps.

I suppose you use a USB dongle? I’m not familiar with that mouse. It is not a Bluetooth one right ?

If it is a USB one , then Linux just closes-switxhes off every USB port on boot unless you instruct it to leave one open which means you have to keep the dongle constantly plugged in the port if you suspend to sleep. Don’t know which distro u have but there are quite few guides online to make this happen.

Looked nice, but it won’t load on my system. OpenSuse Tumbleweed KDE

Nice!

Don’t all these edits create huge snapshots or what is called in nixos ?

You might also wanna check yunohost.org . It’s a well organized self hosting platform where you can install with few clicks and has huge amount of Foss apps, including office and media ones and Nextcloud that others suggested.

They will be presenting a new app around November. Will look much more modern.

Any feedback from the bug filing?

OpenSuse tumbleweed user here. Doe this happen when it’s time for the screen to go to sleep ? I think I have this too yeah but to be honest I have to check if this is only on Wayland or on X11 as well. But yeah it’s annoying.