By the way, the current age verification madness is a coordinated lobbying campaign by Meta

I absolutely love the fact that we’ll most likely never get rid of stuff like that in AI generated content. There will always be things that are wrong/wonky with it.

The problem is when they start making it acceptable to the masses

Fair, markdown, git and pandoc could work but, it might be too big of a jump for someone used to Word

Is Word mandatory or is Word compatible good enough ?

Because LibreOffice is pretty good, you could even push it further with pandoc, inputting markdown and outputting word documents.

Otherwise, as others suggested, Wine with an older Office version should do the trick

I have the option to use WSL at work, it’s not perfect but it’s so much better than having to code on a glorified web browser.

Definitely not beginner friendly. Yunohost is great for beginners.

Preferably in an easy, maintainable way. Like markdown in a git repo.

I really like YAML but way too many people use it beyond its purpose… I work with Gitlabci and seeing complex bash scripts inline in YAML files makes me want to hurt people.

Yeah, it’s started to roll out on their new hardware:

https://www.theverge.com/news/652364/synology-nas-third-party-hard-drive-restrictions

I’d not recommend Synology anymore, as they’re starting to implement vendor lock on their drives and NAS boxes. As in, you’ll have to use their drives for the Nas to work.

Yeah but it’s different this time!

The difference between an IT person and a tech enthusiast

Yeah, I think I got it wrong, I thought about /usr, but it can be setup on a separate FS as well.

I believe that the only FS that absolutely need to be on the root partition are /etc and /var. The rest can be anywhere else with various degrees of tinkering. For /home to be moved, you should just need to edit your fstab (or your systemd mounts, depending on your distro).

I really love all the 5+ years old articles about why systemd sucks.
It’s not perfect but it’s so much better than the plethora of different init methods Linux used to have. Also managing sysv init scripts sucked really bad.
It’s lightweight, most of it is optional, it’s declarative, it makes managing your systems much easier and it just works.

J’adore, juste pour ça, je viens de mettre en place un don mensuel. Merci pour votre taff !

Plan9 is the ultimate UNIX!

That’s just a doc, kexec is also available on Fedora, Debian, Centos, etc.

Not necessarily, you can use kexec

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kexec

And on some distros you can also just reload the kernel without rebooting