Thanks for the answer!
Just bought a phomemo, looks like smart folks created a cups driver for it. (Ab)using dnsmasq and nginx is clever, will keep that in mind.
Perhaps not relevant in your case, but if you print qr, the caps of your links also affect the amount of data in the code:
Please elaborate,
The software looks ok, will install. UI looks like spoolman, no bs, just works. I like it.
But; what’s with the label printer? Creating qr with a url to the inventory system looks handy.
I always have to dig thru gmail for order confirmations when I want to know where stuff was bought. This looks like a great solution for a first world problem.
No experience with Gitea, expect it to be as stable as can be.
But… Forgejo is a fork, got some nice improvements and is and will be opensource. Gitea is 'for profit ’
Setting up Forgejo is not complicated, but of course this varies per person.
The 3D view is a nice gimmick, having a stable and secure VCS is more important to me.
Install snmpd on your proxmox host and use observium (running elsewhere) ?
Or you can be a happy user, as it is using semver since version 2.0.0
If you fancy a nice webbased interface, Forgejo. Git bare with cgit is an option of course, but running the single application for Forgejo will you lots of fun.
Replace cgit with Forgejo. I really like the software from Jason, but Forgejo is a huge difference
Still releasing new versions and active on discord.
SuperSlicer
https://hub.docker.com/r/mbixtech/observium/
Great for small and large scale networks, add devices by entering ip and snmp credentials and all done.
Add alerting if that’s your cup of tea.
Mine does.
Probably most of the builds do. But you got to keep in mind, every Voron is unique. It is not a 100-a-day from the factory kind of product.
Getting to know all the minor tweaks, the ins and outs of your device.
Every Voron is unique, so digging up a yt to solve your issue is not going to help much.
I love mine. Always fire and forget printing. My 2.4 has a chaotic lab tap, never any issues.
Printing with abs, petg and pla never fails. Quite a learning curve, but well worth it.
If you are not afraid to take it apart an reassemble, go for it.
Alrighty, old Linux user from the earliest of days.
It was fun, really great to have one-on-one with Linus when Lilo gave issues with the graphic card and the screen kept blank during booting.
It was new, few fellow students where interested, but the few that did, all have serious jobs in IT right know.
Probably the mindset and the drive to test out new stuff, combined with the power Linux gave.
It is ridiculous fast and probably not really smart.
But, the fact that we (Europe) have labels for the maximum speed a tire is approved for even till 300kmh, does indicate it is not abnormal.
As others already mentioned, above a certain speed, in case of an accident, you will be held more accountable.
But folks with BMW, Audi, Porsches etc. do drive serious cars. Going faster than 250 is not an issue with most of the models. The biggest challenge is to slow down from these speeds in a controlled way.
Docker host running immich amongst other containers. Backups are done nightly to a nas device on location, the immich container has a volume mount to an external SSD.
Fire: nah, won’t survive it. Planning to fix this in the next few weeks, setting up a Nas on a remote location.
Just for support purchased the ‘“license”’, entire household moved from Google photos to immich. All using wireguard with the ‘include these applications’ option. Gave them access to jellyfin and satellite receiver too, so they are very happy to keep it up and running. No complaints, immich works great.
The statement from Espressif:
Pretty solid how to by Louis:
https://wiki.rossmanngroup.com/wiki/Reverse_Engineering_Bambu_Connect
SuperSlicer
https://github.com/supermerill/SuperSlicer/releases