Sounds like you have a general issue with permissions on your filesystem if you can't even write the compose file.
Have you set up docker stuff before?
Strit
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If you worry about potential other backdoors in newer XZ versions, then you should also look into your kernel, systemd, dbus etc etc. All these things, can potentially contain backdoors that no one knows about yet.
As for currently known backdoors, the Arch versions are safe.
If you have "keep above other windows" enabled, then it seems to wok as it should.
The context menu is (if I understand it correctly) a window in it self, so it would be behind a window that is kept on top.
RSS notifications from their respective release pages is how I'm doing it.
Maybe it's time to clean out some old snapshots in Snapper.
I had a Dell back in the day (like 20'ish years ago) and I had the same experience on the Windows install it came with. Sad to hear that they just switched the issues over to Linux from Windows. :(
It's not even an update, it's a rebuild to add a missing dependency.
127.0.0.1 is actually the most local IP you can connect to, as it will always connect to the device you are on. ;) Can't get any more local than that.
Sorry, not helping, I know.
My server is on my LAN, so I get full Gigabit connection.
I can't speak for anyone else, but for me, it's just one file to backup to keep all your custom commands (.bashrc) while it would be many files if you have a script for each.
I can't see the benefit of having a script for just one command (with arguments) unless those arguments contain variables.
I use bash and I usually put /bin/bash in my scrtipts, because that's where I know it works. /bin/sh is only if it works on many/all shells.
I don't have many such scripts, so I just have one. I don't really share them, as they are made for my usecase. If I do create something that I think will help others, then yes, I share them in git somewhere.
I do have a scripts folder in my Nextcloud that I sync around with useful scripts.
Some of your examples can probably just be made into aliases with alias alias_name="command_to_run".
They do.
https://github.com/szabodanika/microbin/blob/master/compose.yaml