>I've only been using this operating system for two weeks...I have already been productive with it and from my experience this is a really polished system.

If it works, it works. Artists have a different set of needs and the thread mentioned in the article showed stability > features

https://discuss.kde.org/t/fedora-kde-40-plans-to-completely-...

Don't confuse the linux distro term Stable, with Stability. They are unrelated.

I want that on a shirt

The main issue IMO comes from the clients moreso than the server. The Jellyfin App on Nvidia Shield sometimes fails or crashes when trying to change audio source. Subtitles always fail to load, and there was a period of time that local shows & movies looked like they were playing in 480p quality.

The issues were to the point that locally I use Emby, and keep Jellyfin remote for web client usage since syncplay is great.

It's still under antitrust investigation iirc.

Just a notice: I am currently seeing it on Amazon for higher than $1

Do you have the website? Get different results searching for Bookworms podcasts

Bookworm.fm - was singular rather than plural. Disclaimer is that both authors are self employed-ish and busier than most regular office workers are.

What links have you looked into for these projects? They seem really interesting.

I started by googling "Free garage plans" and going from there. I went with these plans:

http://www.todaysplans.com/og2424g.pdf

I modified them to add a full size staircase in the corner, change the window and door layout, and add dormer windows upstairs. I got a permit and had the plans approved by the city. Once the slab was poured I just started framing the walls and went from there. I'm working mostly on weekends, so during the week I'll research the next few things coming up. YouTube is the best resource for fiddly things like how to solder a pipe, how to lay tile, etc. Websites with diagrams and pictures are more helpful with technical things like how to lay out window framing, how to properly vent drain pipes. I know I'm working much slower than a pro, but I don't mind, and I get to have things that would normally cost a ton extra for just the cost of materials.

Also a note since full-sized truck has been mentioned a few times, I have a compact truck (2005 GMC Canyon) and it has carried all of my supplies after I had the main lumber order delivered. A compact truck with full length bed is perfectly capable if you are working alone or with 1 helper. The amount of drywall I can hang in a weekend is about what I can carry in the truck. I have a bed extender that was less than $100 so I can carry 16' materials no problem, 20' if it's a short drive.

Worth mentioning that when I was talking about full-size truck, I was specifically referring to the size of the bed. If it can carry a full sheet of plywood or drywall then you're good. Hell, even a shorter bed (like say 6') might be fine if the tailgate opens up flat and you can secure a load sticking out the back properly.

Try the YouTube Classic Addon in the Mozilla Extension Store. It disables the new styling for YouTube that makes it sluggish on Firefox.

Not OP, but is there a way to preview Markdown when writing up your project's Wiki as you are typing?

Alongside this, is there also a way to change the order of Wiki Pages?

I've submitted an application but I do have a question:

If I were to change gears (Say, go from one business idea to another), should I re-apply with the different idea?

You can update your application up until Aug 13.