BruisedMoose, bruisedmoose@piefed.social

I’m aware of my options. But switching 4 people who won’t install anything I ask them to is not a battle I’m going to fight over this.

I also think that it’s, for the most part, money that deserves to be paid. They, amazingly, still provide a product that I appreciate and use daily. It’s Google, so at some point there will come a tipping point where I decide it isn’t worth it, I’m sure.

While the $4 increase on my family plan gives a bit of “oof”, between YT Music use and just watching videos daily, it’s still worth what I’ll be paying. And yes, yes, I know I should degoogle more completely, but with a house full of teens, that just isn’t an option right now.

You say that like anyone considering stealing it would be a rational and semi-intelligent person. But this is America.

Preface: goodness do I hate scrum/agile, but…

It might help if you were to give some idea of how much work you think each would take. T-shirt sizing, as they like to say. I doubt anyone would want to see you sink tons of time into a low value feature.

For your own benefit, maybe add each feature as a top level comment. That way you can just sort by upvotes.

Okay. Now what?

Yeah, I didn’t need anything more than the Docker features, so I didn’t bother with Zima. Like with Yuno, Zima is a whole distro on its own instead of an app that can be easily uninstalled.

Was it issues with installing apps or something else?

I will suggest CasaOS. It installs easily, then essentially has an app store (you can add other store sources too). For me it was a gentle way of getting used to the ideas around Docker and how to work with containers. After a bit, you’ll get to where you can set up containers for apps not in the store. Then you might create a whole stack for your Arrs suite. And then maybe you outgrow it entirely. It’s just an app, unlike Yuno, which is a whole distro if I recall correctly.

For public exposure, I use Cloudflare tunnels. Pretty easy to set up (there is a CasaOS package for cloudflared), though the Cloudflare side can get confusing depending on what you want to do.

I often keep Krusteaz around (habit from years of 3 small kids), but I don’t really care for it. It’s too sweet. I’d much rather use Bisquick or Jiffy.

Textra

Google would never just give up on a product that people love!

Yeah, I’m not worried about how it plays so much as how it feels. I’m old and I don’t want to strain to read tiny text.

I’ll tell you which games I’m most looking forward to revisiting:

• X-Men Legends
• Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and etc.
• Eternal Darkness
• Pikmin
• Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

And then a couple that I don’t think I ever played:

• Geist
• Sphinx & the Curse Mummy

This is pretty much the same setup I have. 2 bay Synology NAS for storage, mini PC (8gb ram, currently at 48% usage) for applications. Also added an external SSD that I had kicking around.

I’m running:

• gluetun
• sonarr
• radarr
• seerr
• Jellyfin
• deluge
• sabnzbd
• Navidrome
• audiobook shelf
• Calibre Web advanced
• komga
• adguard home (and sync)
• wiki.js
• zoraxy (reverse proxy)
• dockhand
• MeTube
• homarr
• dotdash
• freshrss
• mealie

And then using Synology packages for Drive and Photos.

I’m waiting (and waiting and waiting) on mine. I got it mostly for GameCube, but looking forward to some PSP and PS2 as well.

I went with the orange because I always wanted a Spice colored GC. This is as close as I will ever get.

How is Balatro on it? The game text is already so small.

I love the 35xx series. I went up to the RG40V or whatever it is with 1 stick. it’s fine, but I wish I had kept my 35XX. It’s really just the perfect size and power of you’re looking for on-the-go retro gaming.