Yes, especially if it’s your first distro and you haven’t learned habits from non immutable distros. Distrobox and flatpak cover most, and technically, you can install other stuff with rpm-ostree, at the cost of some space and longer update times the more you layer on.
Supported by the Linux kernel, so it works out of the box.
Yeah, I doubt this is true. At least a few laid off employees would have said so somewhere, and the “journalist” even says that there’s been nothing about layoffs since July.
I picked unRAID to be able to mix disk sizes. It also requires little maintenance in my experience, so that’s also a plus.
A terrifying/infuriating/interesting watch.
Depends on your definition of "smart’ I guess. ZigBee stuff like buttons and the like probably won’t become obsolete for a long time. I guess you could argue that ZigBee protocol updates could eventually brick them though. Good thing a lot of it is open source
It doesn’t require an internet connection at all unless you want to update the firmware on the cameras 🙂 Oh, and I guess to view the web UI you’d need a LAN connection but it doesn’t need to connect to the full internet.
Frigate and Reolink are a good combo. Frigate is absolutely fantastic and can detect objects, sounds, and/or save clips and recordings to your pool. There’s really nothing better imo.
I doubt it. Even the article claims that there’s been no news about layoffs since July. No mentions from laid off engineers online either.
July isn’t “days before”, unless you’re really stretching “days”