If it's the occasional file, I really enjoy kdeconnect

Great game, great price

I started with uptime kuma since it was simple and light on resources. I've switched to checkmk community (formerly raw) and really enjoying it. It's telling me so many things that are wrong that I missed. Like that one time I made a snapshot of a VM then forgot about it for 113 days...

Personally, I really like dnf over apt, SELinux over apparmor, and firewalld over ufw, but it's all personal preference.

I typically just 'dd'

I'm pretty sure gnome-disks can

https://github.com/labwc/labwc

Should just be in the kcalc settings and set your font preference (including size)

Game servers like Luanti or Veloren. For the personal Youtube, Steve on "Ask Noah" podcast has it set to automatically download new videos from a particular channel and he hosts that for his kids. My kiddos are older so I just host general services for them.

What's the sauce (if you don't mind me asking)?

For work, we use Bookstack, you can use the api to export pages as markdown as a quasi-backup. At home, I have been using Jotty. It saves as markdown, organizes with folders, and has a decent mobile interface for when you're on the go. I just use syncthing to sync the data directory (markdown files in folders) to my backup storage

Thank you so much for this. We just started using it at our school. We were using StirlingPDF, but they went open core 🫤. Personally, I like that there is no auth, it keeps it simple.