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Guys, if we’re already paranoid enough to be interested in a product like this, don’t make us paranoid to even want to “get started” using a product like this.
Sounds like a scam, even if they are totally legit.
I don’t think Photoprism has contextual search. Anyway, immich installed and running on my NAS 🤭
I really don’t know what the problem was with Ubuntu. I had issues every time I tried… but funny enough, these problems seemed to only happen if I was running a live USB or an installed copy. Ubuntu or Mint on a VM seems to work just fine! LOL
Oh well, I’m quite happy with where I’m at now, but I’m glad that my past issues don’t seem common or “normal”.
also to be extra safe you can just mount your external images folder as read only by adding :ro to the docker volume mount so that the container won’t be able to modify anything as a precaution.
This is what I was thinking, too.
Alright, looks like I’ll be setting it up soon! LOL
Is it easy to self-host immich so that it operates on a READ-ONLY basis with my images? I really only want to use it for the local-AI indexing/search, but not as a backup or photo management solution (Synology Photos works just fine for that).
From the look of it, I may just have really bad luck with Ubuntu and related distros.
I’ve been on Fedora for the last 24h, and it’s been incredibly stable. Even heavy multitasking with Boxes running two VMs in the background! haha
Funny enough, it looks my laptop manufacturer now officially supports Bazzite! Very cool.
Ah, cool! I have heard of Bazzite.
TBH now that I think about it, I ran in to more issues with Ubuntu than just simply using Debian.
That seems to be the consensus from reading the other comments!
Distrowatch lists it as discontinued: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=aurora
Some devices need drivers that only work with Windows. The second computer runs those under Windows 11. In contrast we have to babysit that machine constantly, USB connections are unreliable, things fail randomly. When we have to update, the world comes to a halt.
That was my experience before Windows 10. But 11 has been very stable.
But, I’m hoping to get the same from Linux.
Your experience is very out of the ordinary.
That gives me hope! LOL
If it is something I’m doing, then this could be remedied.
I do appreciate the reply. I’ll check with Framework to see how well Debian is supported. I might just go that route. I don’t need anything fancy or cutting edge, but I do need stability.
I haven’t tested temperatures, but things (fans) appear to be responding as I’d expect. These issues are coming up even when there’s nearly no CPU usage and without the computer really doing much of anything.
Yes, I think I might need to, especially if advanced troubleshooting is needed.
I was hoping perhaps that it’s something I’m doing wrong. Clearly, this isn’t how it should be, but I’ll keep trying to get this working!
Unfortunately the issues with apps might be the snap packaging, this does slow apps down a bit which could cause pretty much all the remaining issues. I haven’t personally used it but might look up flatpak as a replacement and see if that helps. If others don’t explain how to do this I will try to come edit this later with an explainer or link or something to help.
I’ve been reading about Snap packages not being ideal.
I did get flatpak working (one app is only distributed through flatpaks), but I wonder if it would be better to move any packages to flatpaks, or even just DEB packages instead of Snap.
What hw do you have in that laptop?
It’s the 11th Gen Framework 13 running:
sudo journalctl -e
This generates a lot of stuff. Anything in particular that I should post?
Are they sure this isn’t the dealer trying to collect on insurance fraud? 🤭
Good. Makes it more difficult for dealers to torch their slow moving inventory, too. 😂
Windows is free for anyone to use indefinitely… If you’re OK with a persistent watermark.
Why even add a premium to the laptop? Let the user decide to use windows as-is, pay a license, or switch to Linux. 🤭