Yea, you are probably right. Just wanted to ask before I hand it down myself, in case I missed some really cool use case for it.

My Jellyfin is also very basic with everything pre transcoded as I don’t even have/need >1080p.

So it just looks like a window on my main PC and this way I have ram on my new PC

This sounds really cool. Does that actually work, did you do a comparison? I would have expected that most RAM usage comes from rendering the frame and not sending it, or does waypipe somehow outsource that as well?

Love Cryptpad, but am I the only one for whom the loading indicator gives a bad flashback to early js framework web development where every website was 16 times the initial load time, 4 times the overall size and just more buggy. Website SPA or not have rarely a good reason to have a loading indicator for the initial load the browser already does that.

For hosting websites something like grebedoc aka git-pages would be cool to have. (or just another instance of that)