I second that.
With the additional advantage that rclone has modules like crypt and join, which allows you to keep your data encrypted no matter which cloud you use, gaining more cloud space by joining clouds, etc.
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I second that.
With the additional advantage that rclone has modules like crypt and join, which allows you to keep your data encrypted no matter which cloud you use, gaining more cloud space by joining clouds, etc.
Cantata is an excellent graphical frontend to mpd.
And another Cantata fellow fan posted a fork of the the original project that apparently has been maintained.
I'll take a closer look into rsync possibilities and see if it applies to my situation. I appreciate your input.
I've been using Obsidian for a while and syncing my notes using git but I'm looking for alternatives. Does this app support sync? May I use it on both my PC and my phone?
Kodi / LibreELEC has add-ons available to most of the most popular streaming services. The trouble is that it hasn't the necessary licenses for playing content in the best resolutions (the same goes with most browsers). I myself have a Homatics R 4k Plus (which is a licensed box) and installed CoreELEC. When using Android I can stream my content in the highest resolutions (Star Plus, HBO Max and Disney Plus) but when using CoreELEC I can't.
Hello there, little one! 😊
I appreciate your help, but notice that the article just tell some basics of xattrs usage (I already know how to use it), but has no reference of file transfering files, which is what I need.
Thank you for the suggestion.
I like using this app. That's why I'm asking if it already has the feature I need or, if not the case, if it could be implemented so that it becomes even better to use.
Gosh, she's so pretty! 🥰
All the tracks of this album are awesome!
Hey, that's great news!
And to think I've been searching so much about Cantata these last few days and didn't find this github project... although it seems to be the fork of a fork, isn't it?
I do appreciate your input.
That's definitely the kind of picture in which one has no idea who's the celebrity and who's the anonymous.
Although the project has already been ceased for a while I'm still one of the die hard users of Cantata.
I simply can't enjoy using Elisa...
Hey, thanks for taking the time to reply.
Yep, when I tried using Samba I had these catia:mappings configuration in my smb.conf. Thing is it slightly changes things (two that I specifically remember are ¿ and ¡ ), sometimes doesn't recognizes filenames (don't remember exactly which chars), etc.
I tried to setup Samba, NFS and sshfs. Took a couple of days to understand a little better each one and, by trial and error, have an idea of their perks. I do appreciate your suggestion but I don't think Samba is what I'm looking for.
I second that. I've been using it for a couple of years, syncing calendars and address book with both my PC and my Android smartphone (using DavX) and never had any problems.
Hey, thanks for the taking the time to help. I've done that but it apparently didn't work.
Hmm... shouldn't it be tagged nsfw?
You know what? I think you may be right... Boost seems to reload each time I switch apps. But that's funny, because that behavior doesn't happen with Sync, for example. In order to test I'm using both (and a couple of other apps too). Each time I come back to Sync it's exactly in the point I left. When coming back to Boost I reloads and I go to the top of the posts.
Supersonic is a pretty nice player indeed.
It's really sad it's not that well integrated in KDE Plasma. I believe it's based on Adwaita, or whatever it's called and it's not as aesthetically pretty as native KDE apps. Also (and I think that is really annoying) it's impossible to maximize / close to the system tray with a single mouse click the way other applications work (Cantata or Elisa, just to name a couple of better integrated Plasma music players).
I've tried several Linux Subsonic compatible music players and Feishin and Supersonic are the best ones.
Btw, besides Navidrome and Jellyfin it also supports lms, that is the streaming server I like most.
Hey, thanks for the suggestion. I'll certainly git it a try.
thanks for using Leebra!
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