drhoopoe

Docker containers can eat a lot of space over time. When's the last time you did a docker system prune? Be sure to read up on what it does before you try it.

Yep, I tried going the dumbphone route and lasted about a month. I travel a fair bit for work, and it's almost impossible now without a smartphone.

There's calcurse. It's in the arch repos.

There's been a ton of anarchist thought on economics, post-capitalism, etc, and The Anarchist Library has a great selection. Here are some good places to start, and there's also a bunch more.

I'm pretty sure every kid in kindergarten knows an easier way to draw a hand.

You can do all kinds of stuff with the config file. See here.

Holy shit, how did I make it this far in life without knowing about this add-on?

Believe me I've tried.

My kid's always asking my ex, "Mom, why don't you just get Jellyfin? It has, like, everything."

Lol, a lot, but not that many. Mostly docker shit filling up /var from containers I'd tried running or run for a while and got bored of. Just needed a good docker prune -a --volumes.

Thanks, but I'm an idiot. I dug around a little and realized I was low on disk space and running a badly outdated version. All good now.

Do some searches on "kiosk" software. That's the general term of art for machines that are intended to run a single program/interface. As for distros, you'll want something light and easy to maintain, ideally with automatic updates. Debian's an obvious pick. Alpine could be great for something like this. Gentoo could be awesome too, but there's a serious learning curve involved.