

I always do a backup first and a snapshot on my Proxmox cluster. So, I can easily roll back in case the update is not working.
Still, some issues occur later down the line and then a rollback is still possible - but more painful.
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I always do a backup first and a snapshot on my Proxmox cluster. So, I can easily roll back in case the update is not working.
Still, some issues occur later down the line and then a rollback is still possible - but more painful.


Usually I wait for a .1 release before upgrading. But my 2025.7.4 hangs every few days anyway, so I assume it can only get better, right?


Looks interesting. Definitely needs a mobile client to become a viable alternative.


How does it differ from paperless?


My old Samsung printer can enter a state where it consumes ~100W without doing anything meaningful. It’s not obvious what is wrong, but without power monitoring I would have never realized this.
CO2 levels raise astonishingly fast when people are present in a room.
I have mice visiting my garage and I can tell when by looking at the motion sensor history.
My uninsulated roof stays frost free even at -15°C.


I run a Proxmox cluster with 2x Dreamquest pro, each with 2x10TB had in an IcyBox, plus an external Raspberry Pie with a 12 TB disk for backup.
The disks are refurbished to keep the costs down but run in a mirror setup. So if one fails, I’m fine. I use an old laptop as a 3rd node and the main nodes replicate their load, so I‘m fine even when one node is dead.
Was hopeful to get a zigbee and threads coordinator. Sadly, it’s an „or“ not an „and“.
I need threads support, so I will probably get it anyway. But it’s just an evolution, not a revolution.