If you use containers with health checks (including with curl), you need to tell docker (or podman) to provide an init process to reap child processes. For docker that means providing --init when running a container. It's a pretty common problem.

Modal dialogs. Making it impossible to move the window or reference something else in the same interface.

Toasts on android. No idea where the toasts came from and no way to look up what the toast said after it disappears.

Historical reasons I believe and also because packages are signed. Though there's been a few vulnerabilities that have made TLS (IMHO) a necessity. As well as just preventing snooping. Modern debian and apt should support TLS out of the box now.

Unlikely to be the problem, but I'd switch the config to use https URLs.

Do you have an example of the incorrect metadata external ids if they are set? And what is the format of the files that was midentified?

If you use a package that depends on pyside2, then you might be stuck. You could try building pyside2 with a modified PKGBUILD. This seems like a bug/difference in behavior with paru: https://github.com/Morganamilo/paru/issues/1377

If you're adventurous, you could use another package management tool. Not familiar with garuda though.

Or maybe wait until paru developers possibly change their tool, or the AUR package happens to change to work around paru behavior?

Seems like there's an issue with pyside2 and paru: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/pyside2

If you don't need it, remove pyside2?

Good to know. It's too bad that setting is not exposed in Settings directly like on macos. I've always had to go look up how to turn off the tap and drag behavior in gnome because I usually never want to do a drag action.

Placebo is a hell of a drug

Eat This Much is sort of like that. You have to tune it quite a bit to get exactly what you want. I haven't used it in quite a while though.

Funny to see this today. I had moved a repo from an old Mac laptop to linux months ago, and git couldn't find the ref to HEAD, because HEAD was pointing to the case insensitive branch name, and it didn't match the case of the branch. Manually edited HEAD to the correct case to fix it. I should probably recreate the repo for good measure..

Good to hear. I think jellyfin could be improved so that it doesn't completely clear migrations.xml every time a new migration is applied when it starts up (switch from a Create to an OpenOrCreate on the file). Although a low disk situation can be difficult for software to deal with typically anyway.