Several do, specifically Radiance and Torrust-Tracker that I know of off-hand. There are definitely others.
A recent project of mine was a utility for creating v2/hybrid torrents, and I'd like to follow it up with a client and maybe tracker in the future.
I have a storage VPS and use Borg backup with Borgmatic. In my case, I have multiple systems in different repos on the remote. There are several providers, such as hetzner, borgbase, and rsync.net that offer borg storage, in the event you don't want to manage the server yourself.
I believe you can set dolphin to be like this. I have it so I can either double click to go into a folder, or expand it for the tree view.
Both the T14s and X1 Carbon would be good options. I also have an x390 which I quite like.
I don't know how steamos works, but if it's arch-based, can you just do pacman -Syu to update?
kitty, nvim, fish, zed, mpv, btop, borg. Weird how all the gone ones have short names. Depending on the system, I would add tlp as well.
rin is pretty much the place for stuff like that
It is alive on their home tracker, BLU, with 4 seeds.
It sounds like you just need some good release groups to focus on. Ditch automation and sort out what exactly you want, then phase back in radarr.
For my desktop, I have two disks. One is root, one is home. They are single BTRFS filesystems with automated snapshots, compressions, and a few subvolumes. Works great.
For a laptop, similar but with only a single disk/partition and FDE. Also works well.
Arch on desktop/laptop because I'm very comfortable with it, and I can set it up the way I like.
Debian on servers because it's stable and nearly everything has a package available, or at least instructions for building.
Same as OP, but I'm not likely to change them out. I've tried a lot of distros over the years and this is what works best for me.
Yeah qBittorrent does