Madrigal

Yawn.

As the ‘wizard’ in this little tale, I can’t really expand on what the golem has suggested, if self-hosted and open source is what you’re after. They seem like solid suggestions as a starting point.

My experience is more in the ‘enterprise’ realm, dealing with tools like SharePoint or Oracle Webcenter - neither of which I would recommend. Ever. To anyone. Even if I hate them.

For my personal IKM needs I’m more focused on notes and relationships between concepts, and less on documents. I’m quite liking Obsidian, which I’ve switched to recently after giving up on Evernote.

The question was about document management systems that can be run in docker. The LLM response listed four document management systems that can be run in docker.

Was it a perfect response? No.

Was it a useful response? Yes.

Was it a better contribution to the discussion than yours? Lol.

The anti-AI morons on Lemmy can’t or won’t tell the difference. They think “slop” is just a term for any LLM-generated (or refined) content. There’s no nuance to their thinking at all. They don’t assess the quality of the information provided or how the tool is actually being used.

File names are for plebs.

Serious people use document management systems and rich metadata to manage these things.

/snoot

Meanwhile my reports of content featuring actual violence, bigotry, and animal abuse inevitably result in “Thank you for your report. We have reviewed the content and determined it does not violate community standards. Here’s what you can do instead…”

They’re only as powerful as you think they are.

Grow up.

But it was broke…

What a pro-life thing to do.

I’ve always believed that the whole stall concept was developed by some kind of pervert.

I mean, even when they grant proper visual privacy, that’s just one of our five senses. You can still hear and smell what’s going on next door - and I swear in some cases just about taste it.

To me, “privacy” means all senses.

Not to mention having weirdos peek over the top of the stall, which has happened.

Yeah I only learned a couple of years ago that cats hate having their water anywhere near food. Moving bowls into different rooms made a huge difference to their water consumption.

Crepuscular, maybe?

Except this hasn’t been taken from them at all. There is no shortage of games that still offer this “experience”. Probably more than ever.

What makes it even sadder is that these idiots are unable to see past the handful of ultra-hyped games currently being pumped by the “AAA” industry. They’re just sheep, going where they’re told, and then bleating because they don’t like the grass in this new paddock.

And the gold medal for underfooting goes to…

The new Reek.

I liked MATE when I last used it. I believe that’s based on GNOME 2.

Agreed. I’ve recently switch from Win10 to Gnome 3 briefly (LOL) then to KDE.

Some stronger selling points would be:

• The KDE experience is exactly like Windows. Maybe more so.
• It works out of the box with my hardware better than Windows did.
• It offers more UI customisation, in a pretty straightforward, unintrusive and (mostly) intuitive way.
• It’s more consistent and coherent than Windows, especially when it comes to ‘control panel’ stuff.
• Way less crapware, such as graphics drivers that come with massively bloated management apps, or a thousand different software updaters running at once.

Disbanding Organisations Governing Elon.

You don’t, any more. At least not for relatively simple functions.

LAMBDA combined with the name manager lets you do custom functions even in a regular .xlsx workbook.

You don’t get the full control flow and extended functionality you do in VBA, and Python would be amazing of course, but I find LAMBDA covers about 90% of use cases.