Focalboard seems to be in line with what I found in Plane (plane.so)
The fact it's way more light weight than plane makes it way better (dont need that much more digital debt ^^) for deploying it at home.
Will take a look at it the next day^tm^. The suggestion is appreaciated!
Just tried out the tutorial.
Seems like it could fit most of my use cases but feels like a shotgun vs a fly in scope (tbf my request is equally blown out of proportion).
Do you know of something that is more light weight and maybe aimed at a single person or for personal use?
I felt like the software "kanboard" fit the deal the most in terms of lightweight but I feel like the tracking abilities are kinda restrictive for my needs and Google Keep can do the most of it without additional maintenance.
Do you know of a kanban board with subtasking/commenting features?
With that I could probably manage to mention the subject line of an email or the RMA ID to find it later in my inbox
Edit: I feel like I found something to my liking: https://plane.so
Kanban Board like, has an editor and can create sub-issues.
if you find something similar or better, I'd appreciate your suggestion :)
They are probably still paid a percentage on how well the game is selling.
And make them a review sample.
And make them unique. All keys are starting or ending with an "R" in the code.
This prevents scammers from being able to sell it to informed users
Only with your own instance ;)
Tape it to the item.
Witg a big fat warning symbol.
Anything beyond that was done in purpose
And here I thought Germany had it bad with 19%...
980 Pro 500GB about 25-30% filled.
All programs are outsourced to my secondary drive.
All games are outsourced to my tertiary drive
I run Wallpaper Engine in the back. Even with my backup software running it doesnt load longer than maybe 1sec at best.
Now compressing a 7zip archive will make the CPU sweat and let my system think for maybe a bit more.
Dunno what devs use or spec to host their webpages or if they also use it for some dev work like building packages or something else.
So if there are spare ressources, might as well use it.
I meant that more along like hosting it alongside your web page on a VPS or something.
This looks like a contender to the suggestion from @lemmyreader@lemmy.ml with focalboard. Added for review!