Consider installing NextCloud on a private virtual Ubuntu/debian server. You can deploy it via docker or other various ways to make this easy.

This can essentially grant you full control over your data as long as you trust wherever you host the server. You can install other open source apps on top of it - like only office which can give you live shared file editing like google drive or one drive.

Nextcloud has phone app access. NextCloud supports markdown. NextCloud is fully open source, and actively developed due to enterprise support contracts, kind of like Fedora. You could secure access over the internet through a VPN, https and every other hardening scheme.

If you don’t trust any infrastructure then host it on a laptop, so many reliable used devices can be picked up for cheap. Expand to other devices for redundancy as you become comfortable.

Feel free to create accounts for family and people you trust, freeing your community from monopoly.

Ask ChatGPT for the steps in between. This is my personal set up, feel free to ask me any questions ChatGPT can’t help with, though I may be slow to answer.

What is the joke here?

Didn’t watch the video but isn’t it just authoritarianism in general?

Didn’t notice this was a Linux thread till after you comment 😅 I hope this works out for you all because I was thinking of switching to Mint when Win10 stops getting security updates in October

I should note I’m also playing on Windows 10

The beta is silky smooth on my rig, but then again I have a 4070 super

I remember Iceborne had issues, so they’ve improved somewhat. Really hoping the full game is at least as stable for me at launch

Instead I just brag about it then feel guilty later in a moment of clarity when I realize they usually didn’t have the same luck and opportunities I did

Where is this?