First step, use a soldering iron and a good quality glue to piece it carefully back together. Make sure the glue dries fully before switching it on again. Then follow the steps others have guided you on.

Pretty sure someone would have already done it. Anything with a screen and some sort of computer behind it is low hanging fruit for doom. It’s shit like running it on a calculator using potatoes that raises the bar!

Psst…usenet…

Ahh! The files are in the router!l

Queue jumping up and down like a monkey trying to rip apart my router in order to reach a website

Tinkering is honestly the best part about 3d printing!

I’m in the 4th box where there’s nothing to do so you try something new and botch up systemd or netplan or something enough to warrant a fresh install and start again

Dude it sounds you’re over skilled for the job. You just need to read some guides and you probably know already how networking works, very basic linux commands, linux folder structures, and then the concept of docker - primarily how it maps networking & folders from your “host machine” to the “docker container”, and how it loads services using a docker compose file. Especially for nextcloud, domain dns management and dynamic dns etc would be very helpful knowledge.

Also, just a suggestion, chatgpt etc are super useful. You tell them what you want and it spits out custom instructions for your setup, and you’re able to counter question at any point. If it does make mistakes, which it will, it’s a learning opportunity for you to troubleshoot and figure out how everything works. All the best and if you have a question feel free to message me.

There’s your shoe model name - the Rimmers!

If you’re planning on upgrading the CPU, GPU and RAM, have you considered keeping the old stuff and running 2 systems, splitting the load so to say? Could do those random services and Nextcloud, photoprism (unsolicited suggestion - try Immich too!), the OCR thing, etc on the old one and keep the new one for gaming, your forum that needs transcoding, and Jellyfin?

Edit - Afterthought: your old system could then be headless too

Word.

That must be fun, when you’re not busy doing crossfit or planning your vegan meals.

You’re forgetting the finest feature - you have to tell everyone in the real world and online that you use arch btw.

Good boss. What are you using it as? I’m guessing some homelab setup but will be interesting to know

Is there a single solution to all of the above?

Hah! I use Arch though

Also /s

Or just leave it at step 2

Wonder if it’s running on Linux

I find nzb360 to be all I need and more, on android. Wish it were there on ios too. Would be great to see the new LunaSea and paying makes sense, but I don’t know if I’ll be up for installing a server side application for this.

They mean to keep the files only on your desktop, keep it always on, and use VPN from your laptop to your desktop to access whatever files you want at that time from the desktop directly.

Wonder if they’ll make fold friendly versions