Thanks for sharing this!

Sounds interesting to use together with a Note taking application.

That sounds very interesting.

I wanted to use the latest “GNOME parental Control” but my distro does not package it because it has some security design flaws.

With this sysext option i could at least try it and see If it works without “altering” my System. Sure I could use e.g. a BTRFS snapshot. But this would also revert all other changes made after. With this sysext option I would be able to just revert the changes regarding parental control. Which is nice!

Thanks fir directly linking the mailinglist response from Torvalds instead of linking to an article referencing it! Always better to point to the source of truth.

Overall I agree with Torvalds standpoint: If you do Not want to use AI -> that’s fine. If you want to use it and you are producing good results -> also fine If you want to use it and produce Bad results (e.g. do not review/Check theory output) -> Not good and your contribution will be rejected

It is a tool. Use it as such.

Of course this does not cover the economics of AI and If these huge Investments will pay for themself in the Future .

I really like that the Readme is very in detail. At a lot of Projects are lacking good documentation.

I would also propose going with Tailscale instead If a VPN + DynDNS solution. Imho it is a lot easier to Setup compared to VPN + DynDNS If you are a beginner and just starting out.

If at some point you need more and then is available in the free Tier of Tailscale and you do not want to pay for it (and you have built up some knowledge!) you can switch to something like Headscale or Netbird.