Not talking about feed. But a list of communities across lemmy.

time for a fair while getting it set up

That’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.

Also for some reason lemmy seems to rarely duplicate some comments. Now I’m seeing two of your same comment and two of my same reply.

So you suggest not to mount like the guy above said /home/stoy/videos ?

And suggest symlinks instead?

If I’m not wrong LVM is a method which joins all your disk into single storage pool.

Let’s say I stored data all across my LVM, now I suddenly remove one of the disks. What happen now?

Also can I add more disks to LVM later?

If I’m not wrong LVM is a method which joins all your disk into single storage pool.

Let’s say I stored data all across my LVM, now I remove one of the disks. What happen now?

Thank you for the explanation.

Thanks man.

Can you please elaborate?

Thank you.

Thank you.

🥇

I think I should learn about self-hosting asap.

Thank you for the recommendation.

Thank you for the suggestion.

GUI tools also often don’t know about CoW.

🥲

How do you manage this though?

Thanks for your work bro.

instance view page

Do you local communities as mentioned in most of the web ui ?

I think it will be good if there are options like 👇🏽

Communities
===========
    
1. All (see all Communities across all lemmy instanes)

2. Local (local communities which means communities within the instance)



Instances
=========

(theres a page on lemmy instances called "instances". It shows what other instances your communities federated and de-federated)


Only Show unread messages in Inbox
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(this may be too much, but my inbox is a mess right now, especially reply section. You can refer Photon UI for this feature.)

The above features are already existing in the most of the Web UI for your reference.

A yeah, like list of communities.

Ik bro. I’m asking that if theres any way to see it on every available community on Lemmy via Eternity.

I can do it on web apps.

Tools like df and other file system monitors

What’s df though?😅 Is it like cli file manager.

The problems you mentioned regarding the remaining space left on BTRFS, they occur on GUI file managers too?

Thanks.