nice, that is exactly what I’m looking for - thanks : )

yeah I’m only talking about ebooks - I just mentioned audiobookshelf because it can also do ebooks and I’ve read here that people use it as a ebook management thing

A search, where you could describe what you are looking for in a sentence, which then returns the Article with the relevant part, would be a gamechanger.

Yeah, exactly that

Alright

Hmmmm. Just when I posted about Organic Maps on Lemmy. Coincidence?

Also: I am in the process if switching to affinity to stick it to fucking adobe.

Gotta say, so far I’m liking it a lot. All 3 of them are like 90$. I’m currently on a 180 day free trial.

Oh damn - I feel. I carry a reviOS laptop between my two Linux workstations for affinity and a some other proprietary software.

Been thinking about just having a LAN only mini PC that can access my a NAS with the files on it … WAIT - I could VM that shit. Hmmmmm that might work.

Disappointing as always : ( no shop no finity - fusion fucking sucks anyways

Yes

Yeah is a browser within a browser. I would say that it’s definitely more secure and you can just close the window and continue exactly where you left off. Also if you have multiple devices that’s a pretty cool feature.

Does kasm only work in docker containers like the Firefox container I’m using ? Or is it like a mini VM?

I don’t pay - I can use 4 for a little bit then it returns to 3.5 and after like an hour I can use 4 again. And I signed up with a rrlayued proton email

I also made a serverbox appreciation post a few days ago - love that program.

I can also recommend audiobookshelf - I also use it to auto download podcasts

I just encrypt the whole backup drive and sync the files to that drive.

Is that also a nice UI for watching? I thought it was only convenient for the downloading part

That sound pretty cool - do these separate containers exit through the same network ? Or do you have like separate vpns?

Yeah that also wouldn’t sit right with me.

My server is not headless (I installed GNOME) but runs without a screen connected. and the Firefox container does run kasmvnc.

I just read that tailscale and mullvad offer a joint service where traffic outside your tailnet always exits through mullvad