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RE: WinGet version now out of date.  

By Hans, 2 weeks ago

  Hi Agent_20, Thank you for sharing your finding with WinGet. Unfortunately, I have not added this to WinGet (I'm not a Windows user myself) but a user (Catharsis) was kind enough to add RenameMyTVSeri...
WinGet version now out of date.  

By agent_x20, 2 weeks ago

  Rename My TV Series' entry in the WinGet package manager hasn't been updated and is stuck at v 2.0.10. For those of us that like to keep our software updated this way, would it be possible to get WinG...
Rename My TV Series - Not replacing special characters in series name  

By schmex, 3 weeks ago

  Hi!   I use Rename My TV Series 2.3.12 (Build 21) on Linux and use the default settings for replacing special characters.   When renaming episodes of the series "Hubert und/ohne Staller" ( i...
RE: Dark Theme issues RenameMyTVSeries  

By freealx, 3 weeks ago

  @hans , I have a good news - I fixed it some time ago in a very simple way In the file .gtkrc-2.0-kde4 I just added those lines: include "/usr/share/themes/Breeze-Dark/gtk-2.0/gtkrc" gtk-font-name="N...
Linux hardware - Determine SSD health  

By Hans, 4 weeks ago

  Linux for the win again, to determine the health status of your SSD. First you may need to install smartctl (it seems default installed on a Proxmox server): sudo apt install smartmontools   Next...
Linux hardware - How to determine what kind of SSD (M2 kind) your computer has  

By Hans, 4 weeks ago

  I always wonder what kind of SSD my computer has, especially when I haven't tinkered with the hardware for a while. Was it a NVME or SATA? What brand and model? Linus has a simple command line that sh...
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