Ah interesting point, I’ve only done this when importing new songs, not to an entire library. Usually drag my new files from a file browser into a new playlist then I select then all and right click, then hit “move to library” which brings up a dialog that allows you to define your folder structure and naming conventions
I use Strawberry for managing my music library. Easily organises files into directories and can manage multiple different libraries (I have separate libraries for music I want to dj with and music for general listening)
That’s pretty shocking tbh
What obsidian plugina do you use? I used the Google keep import but nothing else since then
I just used Virtualbox’s auto install feature yesterday and it was insane. Literally just put in name and password and iso and it did the rest.
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Yeah that would make a huge difference
It’s definitely slowed down, but that’s fine, let it grow naturally. Personally I sometimes get put off because I end up seeing the same posts repeated across different instances so it can be harder to find content, but I also love the smaller community.
It is literally a zip file. If I remember correctly you have to write some xml which describes the layout of the skin and then include any images you need, you then zip it and change the file extension to wsz. So really you could put anything in a skin.
Your comment made me instantly think about this comedy set: https://youtu.be/W0OLoevCEyc?si=vF_eDZZc6no8Q8Nl
Using a mouse is great for some games like OpenTTD!
That’s interesting because of that list I’d only consider tray icons, the rest I would turn off
Can I ask what extensions you are using in gnome?
Apple’s constant anti-interoperability stance is the core reason I do not and will not own their products
Yeah, every install comes with a hit of DMT
NDE available in the next version https://daviesmediadesign.com/gimp-3-0-update-non-destructive-editing-complete/?noamp=available
Yeah I was referring to repos generally but I come from Ubuntu so PPA is the term I used incorrectly
Command and conquer, OpenTTD and OpenRCT2. Also Linux audio production
As someone that prefers the repo method to the all-in-one package method, Arch is becoming more and more appealing
There may be a way to organise a library in place but I’m not home until tomorrow so can’t check at the moment