At the moment, fish doesn’t know what to do with run0. When that changes, I’ll start using it :)

I own my computer. But on Windows, it doesn’t feel like that…

Yay! 4.8 supports my camera! I can finally stop running darktable nightlies

Digikam. It supports grouping (or stacking as it’s called in Lightroom) by filename, so you can auto group RAW and JPG. It has hot keys for flagging rejects/approvals during initial inspections and review, so you can just fly through them.

Photoprism is not suitable as part of a post editing workflow. It’s a gallery for displaying and searching your photos after they’ve been sorted and edited.

I’m just here for the Shadowrun screenshot in the video…

There’s a few “Your question here” questions…

I mean, I’ll just continue to not use Youtube…

No poll. But I’m a trans athlete that has been active in trans communities for nearly a decade.

I have no numbers, but I think it’s safe to say I’d be aware if most of my own community was against my participation.

Most of the trans community agrees with this assessment. I

No they don’t…

I’d rather submit my records to a sports oversight board than be excluded from competing.

You say “trans people shouldn’t have to disclose their medical history to stay employed”, but you’re seemingly happy to speak for trans folk and just accept that they should be unemployed.

The real irony being that anyone in elite sports, trans or not, already has to submit to the lab work you’re uncomfortable with, as a condition of their employment.

The scenario you’re trying to avoid? That’s why the lab work already happens, because many cis athletes take performance enhancing drugs to gain advantage, because they’re incentivised to in a capitalist society.

But somehow, that lab work is only an issue that you feel the need to speak up on when it’s for trans folk?

Trans people get the lab work you’re talking about done regularly anyway, because it’s part of ensuring their levels are safe and correct.

You’re voting for exclusion (trans competitions will never happen) because you’re uncomfortable with trans people having to do something that is already part of their daily lives

Digikam has really strong tagging, searching and workflow tools. So I import to Digikam, sort by quality, reject/approve and tag in Digikam, and I use it to launch specific photos in to darktable for editing.

I use digiKam as the replacement for Lightrooms photo management tools.

I used darktable as a replacement for Lightroom’s photo editing tools.

I use a hosted Photoprism install for making the photos available online, sharing with friends/family etc.

This is kinda the opposite of what you’re asking for, but might address the reason that you’re asking the question?

CachyOS is an Arch based distro, but it precompiles many arch packages (and some AUR packages) in several versions, optimised for either x86_64-v3 or x86_64-v4.

So if your goal is “optimised” rather than “compile yourself” it might be worth looking at

Oh yeah. My bad.

Waterfox…

Then you have Australia and New Zealand where you’re forced to wait and there’s no guarantee the government will cover the medical costs of transitioning.

To clarify, in Australia, you’re forced to wait for surgery, and the government won’t cover it. But HRT is more accessible, and covered under our public healthcare system, so once you’ve got your prescription, it’s cheap to access.

That’s what I did a couple of months ago. New PC, got rid of Windows and moved to Arch. The old PC is running Arch as well, and acts as our media PC.

Yes you do, which they explicitly and deliberately make next to impossible to access through legitimate channels