I’ve noticed the more subscriptions I add, the slower my feed loads. All does seem to load faster for me as well.

Awesome! There’s a tooon of stuff to learn, but Vim is eternal, so it’ll be a good investment.

Yeah, for accessing Immich or uploading new photos to Immich on the go.

Immich + Tailscale!

Big problem: I’ve spent too much time trying to install Seafile in my environment.

Prevent it from getting worse: Maybe just use Filebrowser?

Difftastic is fantastic!

the tradition is

LOL! Booking a meeting now! Tradition is tradition!

Oooooh, ok. TIL.

At least Arch and Debian seem to use top from procps-ng. Good to know.

^^^^ get to posting, OP! These comms aren’t gonna fill themselves!

I missed this part during my first read:

This screen allows you to customise which fields are displayed in the currently selected window. Use cursor keys (or Alt + j and k) to move up and down this list, d to toggle whether a field is displayed and s to choose the field by which the window is sorted.

and when I tried it, it seemed like my commands weren’t doing anything… so in case anyone else finds this helpful…

How to sort columns in top.

• Launch top
• Press f (not SHIFT+F)
• Use arrow keys or alt+j / alt+k to select a column
• Press s to sort by the column you’ve currently selected
  • note: you won’t get any obvious feedback, this is normal… I guess
  • look at the top line: whose current sort field is $COLUMN_NAME
  • this line will change when you press s
• Press q to exit the Fields Management screen
• Selected column should now be sorted from largest to smallest

At this point, top may not look like it sorted the selected column. It may be helpful to tell top to highlight the currently sorted column. Press x to do this.

Now it should be easier to tell which column was sorted.

Wait… what?

$ top --version
top from procps-ng 4.0.5-dirty

The following utilities are provided by procps:

• free - Report the amounts of free and used memory in the system
• hugetop - Report hugepage usage of processes and the system as a whole
• kill - Send a signal to a process based on PID
• pgrep - List processes based on name or other attributes
• pkill - Send a signal to a process based on name or other attributes
• pmap - Report the memory map of a process
• ps - Report process information including PID and resource usage
• pwdx - Report the current working directory of a process
• skill - Obsolete version of pgrep/pkill
• slabtop - Display kernel slab cache information in real time
• snice - Renice a process
• sysctl - Read or write kernel parameters at run-time
• tload - Graphical representation of system load average
• top - Dynamic real-time view of running processes
• uptime - Display how long the system has been running
• vmstat - Report virtual memory statistics
• w - Report logged in users and what they are doing
• watch - Execute a program periodically, showing output fullscreen

https://gitlab.com/procps-ng/procps

Oh, so these guys manage top and a few other common utilities.

I would often just grab htop because I had no idea how to read the CPU usage out of top.

lol, same! 1t gets me 90% of the functionality I use in htop.

Wow. wat. This is top??

The only reason I use htop is because I never bothered to learn top. I’m totally down to avoid downloading and installing another utility though. The time to learn top is TODAY!

ALBANIA!

OK, now I’m updating.

How important is port forwarding?

Related: Answered: Why you do need port-forwarding for Bittorrent

To Home Assistant! The cause of, and solution to, all of life’s problems. 🍻

I agree it sucks.

But: Manage Cookies > select none > Confirm my choices

Soulseek, but also redacted.