I use genius scan but same workflow. It’s bulletproof

I just put a line break in in an edit. I’m replying here to make sure you pick that up.

I think it was editing /etc/default/grub and adding

`GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=keep

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“$GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT gfxrotation=3”`

Then regenerating grub.

It’s all working as expected but I couldn’t get Plymouth rotated without graphical glitches with a gui so I just go no GFX on the SSD decrypt. I think Grub rotates fine.

I do.

Storage yes, ram no.

(Single side NVMe or it’s too tight)

Omg I have the exact same laptop and have had the exact same issue. Apparently there is a quirk downstream to fix it in the kernel. I had best experience with Fedora and just disabling Plymouth and use no gui for decrypt. I think Grub is ok for me. DM me if you like and want me to check anything specific when I get home so we can compare notes.

Yeah I struggled with reading my rom library over SMB so also had to install something else.

I very much wish I’d done this. I’m very happy with my system but it’ll be a slog if and when I need to set it up again.

I use Gnome on the two in one. Two in one tends to be useful to occasionally watch a video in tent or some other orientation. The keyboard disable isn’t great but your laptop is likely better supported.

Why no docker?

Nextcloud Health?

Edit: Appears not not do the job after a dig. Maybe Gadgetbridge (if you’re pulling in fitness trackers)>Influx?

Userbase I imagine and support cost for paid software.

100%, super impressed with Ocenaudio.

Not foss but Ocenaudio is leaps ahead of audacity imo.

Any benefits to help notes stuff over obsidian or other?

Zoom. No dark mode though.

Yeah I have a NUC and a QNAP RAID DAS. Works well though the DAS is on the loud side.

I like Debian for the same reason.

And it’s good to use hard links.