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I’ve read about 15% - 20% of Imaginary Numbers are Real. It’s a great book, so far.

https://www.welchlabs.com/resources/imaginary-numbers-are-re...

I use rsync.net

Blank spaces are color coded so for easier detection, I can edit the file if I need to, and there are diffupdate commands for piecemeal merging of sections of the files.

I also use vimdiff. It’s magic.

I believe mediamtx can ingest the RTMP and present to a browser, via HLS or WebRTC.

https://github.com/bluenviron/mediamtx

You’re welcome. Sounds like what you want is RTMP or SRT. There are free solutions, for those, as well.

Larix Broadcaster?

https://softvelum.com/larix/

I agree that Refactoring UI is good.

Also, The Non-Designers Design Book by Robin Williams.

And, I’m working through shiftnudge.com.

I’m working through https://uimastery.design/

I’m working through https://calcworkshop.com/

I’m working through https://calcworkshop.com

C# with ASP.Net Core is amazing.

I enjoy using macOS because it’s got a good ui around unix user space tools, Microsoft Word, mobile development, and good virtual machines on Intel.

.Net and ASP.Net Core, Maui, and maybe Avalonia.

C# and Avalonia are getting better as time goes on.

Vim, zsh, and dotnet

I wrote a program that waits for a socket response. When I reboot a vm, I use it to know when I can ssh in:

https://github.com/brianmed/SocketFun/tree/main/socketwait

socketwait 192.168.1.10 22 --waitFor TcpRegexResponse --tcpRetries 300 --tcpRegexResponse '^SSH'

Is C# an option?

ASP.Net Core MVC deployed on Linux. Has everything + a sweet ORM. Also, WebAssembly support is good and improving.

I'm working through https://calcworkshop.com

I really enjoy ASP.Net Core with Blazor WebAssembly. Only drawback, for me, right now is file size.

Linq in the browser is awesome.

I have not used, but I think Radzen is open source: https://blazor.radzen.com/

I enjoy ASP.Net Core and C#. Both development time and runtime are fast, most things feel architected and implemented well. And works in Linux.

I develop on macOS with my iMac. I’ve done some freelancing with ASP .Net Core and lots of side projects. Currently, I’m working on a Maui app that is iOS specific.

Using the terminal with dontnet Cli and vim is fantastic.

The Maui ecosystem is new, so there is that and my iMac is Intel.

I hosted a small site with .Net 5 and Linux. Works real well! You can use systemd, but I used supervisor.

Hosting a larger site or a saas would be even better..

Have you considered https://shadow.tech?

I use tuffmail (https://www.tuffmail.com).

Mine died several years ago.

I saught professional grief counseling, DBSA groups, CoDA groups, and self help audiobooks.

My initial awful state took 3-6 months before I started seeing light at the end of the tunnel.

Realizing another chapter in life after such a passing is exceedingly difficult, yet can be amazingly rewarding.

You could consider Devuan. Devuan GNU+Linux is a fork of Debian without systemd.

I'm writing a mail client. Right now, there are very few unique features; however, as time goes on I hope I'll be adding more.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mail-vault/id1215445812?mt=8

Book: How to win friends and influence people (Carnegie)

Book: The leader in you (Carnegie)

Audio: The-Law-of-Success (With Napolean Hill's voice)

Book: Becoming a person of influence (Maxwell)