Cybolic @Cybolic@linuxrocks.online

Correction: Ploopy Nano

Built my Ploopy today, so enjoy this terrible shot of it under my Ergodox!
Reachable by a stretch of the thumb so I never have to leave my home row again.
#ploopy #ergodoxez

OMG! First blog post in 9 years! :O
I wrote a bit about how my email is now set-up. It covers how I run IMAPFilter, isync (mbsync) and Notmuch through Docker on my NAS.
https://cybolic.me/posts/mail-mirror-on-nas

I hereby declare the winners to be:

#1: Whatever lets me see what's going on
#2: Whatever colour the LEDs on my cyber deck are
#3: Aqua

I'm having a hard time getting a clear picture of the issue as well.

The people defending RMS are unhinged, toxic cesspools of hate and mysogyny and I want to stay as far away from them as possible.
On the other side, the open letter from Gnome seems to be willfully quote mining or misrepresenting some of what RMS has written.

Where's the factual discussion?

Note: I was hoping GamingOnLinux would have been the place, but that discussion got overrun by the RMS defenders as well.

What on earth is going on with the whole #RMS / #FSF debacle? The amount of vitriol seeping out of the so-called RMS supporters is unlike anything I`ve seen in the software community before - when did free software get mixed up with 4chan?

What border colour do you use in your tiling WM?

I have a suspicion that there's a trend here...

To anyone following, Firefly III rules have been fixed; it wins the round :D

Anyone know of a decent home finance/budget software?

Requirements are:
- Advanced filters/rules
- Bank import (Salt Edge support preferable) or a nice plugin interface
- Works

I've been through:
- HomeBank: doesn't do scheduled imports
- Moneydance: Java, not stable at all, doesn't support my bank
- YNAB: doesn't support my bank, poor information on everything
- Buxfer: very close, but sync is buggy, budget does wrong things and support is dead
- Firefly III: so close, but rules are buggy