+1 I'm surprised nobody else mentioned it. Alpine seems to be able to run on anything.

Link returns “This site can’t be reachedThe webpage at https://files.catbox.moe/8g7agm.mp4 might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.”.

It seems to be working for me.

Do you have a github or codeberg link?

I didn't think anyone would have interest in it so i haven't uploaded it. After new year's I could clean it up a bit and host it on github.

Maybe we should add it to awesome-lemmy?.

I think it may be e a bit too early for that. At the current state it supports dynamic fetching of the feed in the background (quite buggy), paginating and displaying long posts and displaying top level comments only. At the current state it's quite enough for me to enjoy a few (more like a few dozen) posts, but definitely not anywhere close to "awesome".

Async programming is really quite hard to wrap your head around. Currently I'm mostly struggling with excessive memory consumption.

It may be a bit minimal for your taste, but I wholeheartedly recommend Alpine. I'm currently running AdGuard and opentracker on a RaspberryPi 1B with Alpine edge, and the experience has been rock solid.

I'm not completely sure about it, but I believe both TF2 and HL2 are native ports that Valve did themselves. Could be the reason.

I'm glad you've liked it, and I hope it runs nicely from HDD.

If you decide to keep Budgie I highly recommend the window shuffler extension that helps with arranging windows.

I was thinking of running jellyfin, and have been experimenting with it for the last few days.

What do you mean by streaming services not supporting PCs? I've had both HBO Max and Prime running perfectly on Linux.

I was talking about the id3 tags, but it seems all the albums I downloaded lack any tags.

That's what we've been trying so far, but unfortunately it does not work for her.

Just took the test for myself and it looks very promising. Thanks!

Fourth. I loved it so much when I was younger that it influenced my main username.

Exactly. Mate tried emulating this behaviour, but it wasn't very successful.

As far as I know Ubuntu had to patch a lot of packages to make it work properly. I guess no one has the manpower to do that for such a niche feature.