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1. Connect your device. 2. Create a top-level `handwritten.blog` folder. 3. Every new notebook in that folder becomes a draft on https://handwritten.blog/

I hope this eventually obviates the need to look at the ugly upload interface you have to use to now upload your writing.

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Now; i use the archive to archive my prolithic output of music. (i have over 300 albums.) The music is of my own creation.

Since the DDoS attack of 2024; Archive has been a hit or miss on the uploading factors. And many of my releases have specific dates for release. With the uncertainty of the uploads happening it causes me to break focus on working with music and watch the upload to make sure there isn't a 503 happening each file. (which sometimes happens frequently.)

I am in search of a similar uploading process with an unlimited amount of uploads. I don't want to make money off of my music. I don't want to individually input over 2000 songs; including their metadata and other factors.

Many sites that we both have heard of; have various limitations or are not privacy friendly platforms ran by a company that seeks to be Big Brother from 1984 and watch us in a Brave New World.

I would simply P2P my music on nicotine+ or even have a server for my music.

The only thing stoping me on P2P my music on nicotine is the requirement of have a big enough stickdrive to have it available all the time (along with other music and films i share already.) I could buy a 1TB one for that.

The server setup is quite complicated and searching online the past couple of days keeps leading me to... (o yeah i forgot to add how reddit has that popup now after a few seconds of looking at their site on the other post... and the google thing on devs. if you read both then the open source closing is that purpose.)

Though i keep getting results on this site.

Anyways; what i am seeking as an alternative would also include sharing my books, short films, and music. (all in one place.) The service would need to be free; and an easy uploading process. (similar to how the archive's works.)

or if someone could point me to an easy means of setting up a server... like what all i would need and how to make it possible, along with a fairly easy step by step explaining the process.

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I am kinda depressed over these factors. I have used linux since 2015 and really never ran into problems until the past five years.

I am a composer with a prolithic output; and had a steady workflow for most of the years until musegroup bought out audacity and musescore. (which i have been able to get musescore 2 in a few distros; as i prefer this over any of the post-musegroup alterations.)

the same goes for audacity; prior to their changes it worked... everything flowed beautifully; and boom so many issues occured. (they still do...) since then i started using Tenacity's appimage and have some similar workflow issues due to it being a copy of post changes instead of pre-changes... (2.4.2)

I went from debian to mint; due to the fact that debian wouldn't install on a new nvidia laptop. (and couldn't figure out why due to search being enshitified. or i just don't know how to search)

After this; i learned about pipewire and wayland... which are implimented poorly in Mint (XFCE)

Wayland has been quite atrocious lately and i am uncertain on why my mouse cursor gets pixelated at random points of time. Which would fix it's self after rebooting. Then we have pipewire which causes alsamixer settings to suddenly go mono after restart and it keeps falling back on that after changing the default.

What is happening to linux? I started using it because it wasn't invasive and worked properly (aside from my trying to tackle arch about a decade ago; only to get frustrated and go to lubuntu after distrohopping for a better option.)

I am in search of a good ol' operating system; one with out wayland and pipewire integrated. With musescore 2 in it's repository. GUI install prefered. Something stable; and wouldn't require too much maintainance... If there is a Arch variation with GUI install that would be the best.

Stay tuned to another post about an alternative to archive for free music distrobution so my prolithic output can still be obtained after i die.

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