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Does this ultra leap Gemini program have permissions to access to your device?

Does it have any documentation? Like where you could point in it’s setting to your tracker hardware (which is probably just a file in /dev/)

Before you migrate to Ubuntu, you could check if your hardware and software setup works in its Live Environment.

I sadly do not know how to do it in truenas.

Have you bind your audiobook directory to the containers /audiobook directory?

What format are your audiobooks?

Have you tried uploading one via the GUI?

Perhaps it’s a permission issue (e.g. add the user that runs audiobookshelf to the shares group)

How did you set it up? As a docker container or directly under your OS?

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Yes that one, thanks.

My reason for self hosting is being in control of my shit, and not the cloud provider.

I run jellyfin, soulseek, freshRSS, audiobookshelf and nextcloud. All of that on a pi 4 with an SSD attached and then accessible via wireguard. Also that sad is accessible as nfs share.

As I had already known Linux very well before I’ve started my own cloud, I didn’t really had to learn much.

The biggest resource I could recommend is that GitHub repository where a huge amount of awesomely selfhosted solutions are linked.

Doesn’t the snipping tool also allow video capture now?

even then Microsoft would not survive the EU as these changes you mention are solely to gatekeep gaming to their platform.

Also given Vulkan being pretty on top of things, HDR FSR/DLSS, Raytracing; Devs could simply opt to use the non-propritary interface.

Also, besides the EU, Microsoft would get A LOT of flak from digital Store Front Vendors like Steam, Epic, Blizzard Activision, EA…

So you didn’t care reading up what PPA is, eh?

But yeah I agree with the toot, we need more browsers heck even more browser engines to not end with just one engine controlled by fucking Google.

In essence Netrunner then?

The original CDs of UT 99 had the linux Binaries on them, but (as mentioned in the UT2004 comment) Atari Castrated the Steam version.

Use https://flathub.org/apps/com.epicgames.ut99 to play UT 99

it used to have one though; don’t just look at the Steam Page :)

You are missing that Atari castrated the Steam version since Steam is only windows (at that time) they thought they wouldn’t need to ship the linux binaries with the downloadable version of UT2k4.

So you get the following options:

• Use the UT2k4 linux setup from the original dvd
• run UT2k4 via wine/proton
• use the Flatpak launcher, copy the gog/steam data into the appropriate folder (the flatpak runner will tell you where)

via the latter I got this:

Since release.