+1
Also healthy data hoarder habits
+1
To add on, show us how to make the config backup you mentioned on the news. I used clonezilla, but that takes a long time and copys the whole disk. Maybe make a template git repo and leave instructions for how to dump a config then have a thread where the community can post their configs. Then a follow up reviewing anything that caught your eye
Suggestions for linux specific
- A review of skills and tools we need to contribute to linux or FOSS projects. Can also include skills ouside of programming.
- Maybe soft skills such people management or delgating tasks for FOSS projects
- A guide for your thought process while debugging and solving problems. Elaborated with questions
- Would love to see in depth how you restored LTT’s data or debugging a looking glass issue
- How do you know which rabbit hole dig into? (I frequently dig into the incorrect rabbit hole)
- What parts of error messages do you key in on and what parts you ignore?
- Bug reporting etiquette, how to save developers time when reporting issues.
- Alternatively, a interview with gregkh, gnif or a project lead, getting the perspective of someone who had to review bugs to explain things they are looking for.
- Alternative to a alternative. Get a expert to give insights to setting up a bug reporting system with best practices they’ve picked up maintaining large projects
- Interviews with rising contributors for how they got their start into contributing to FOSS projects
- Coverage of projects that need contributors
- Cool underrated tools people sleep on, like the powertoys video. Alternatively, getting a list of apps/config file you use
- A review of tools suggested in this thread
My suggestions for how to guides
A video simlar to this, but for storage
Updating home media server series. Is there better solutions? LTT did stuff with trueNas
Or pointing someone else’s series