I am now using Syncthing on 57 GB of data on my way to 200 GB. I also haven't organized or otherwise even looked at most of these files over the past many years. So eventually I will sync less, I hope. https://syncthing.net
I am setting up Syncthing to sync about 300 GB of data between two computers https://syncthing.net/
When it comes to my HP laptop running quickly and cool, Debian Stable is doing an excellent job
I just installed Syncthing on my Debian laptop and started the service automatically with systemd https://docs.syncthing.net/users/autostart.html#
The reason I have so many updates right now is the release of @Debian 11.5 https://www.debian.org/News/2022/2022091002
Falling back from Fedora Silverblue 36 to Debian Stable 11 fixed a couple of bugs:
In LibreOffice Calc, ctrl-; spits out the date
In Vim, no need to hit Enter to clear command line after cd
(But gEdit scrolling issue WAS fixed in Fedora!)
I've been back in Debian on my laptop for about a week, and it's been uneventfully smooth. I'd probably say the same if I were going from Debian to Fedora instead of Fedora to Debian.
I was on TikTok for 30 days: it is manipulative, addictive, and harmful to privacy - Luiza Jarovsky https://scribe.rip/i-was-on-tiktok-for-30-days-it-is-manipulative-addictive-and-harmful-to-privacy-9e25445a9122
Things like the early (and expert) adoption of PulseAudio, Wayland, Pipewire, the latest GNOME and other innovations keeps me coming back to @fedora, even if I have recently moved to the predictable and quiet @debian Stable
I am enjoying setting up and using my new Debian 11 (Stable) system on my HP Envy laptop. It's this laptop's second time running Debian, and things have been smooth and predictable.