I had the exact same problem and the solution was to ask my ISP who then either just gave me a public IP (Vodafone) or asked for money so my network could be reached from the outside (Primerocom). So check whether there is an option with you ISP to get a “public” IP.

I did my part 😇

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I decided to upgrade, and so far everything is working fine. I had some hiccups after the installation, but a reboot fixed all of them. Thanks for your input :)

Nice though. Sounds like I can do the upgrade 😁

very nice

nvidia RTX 2070 super. But that was from 38 to 39. I am not on 40 yet

That doesn’t sound promising, though I am using Gnome, so at least my DE is not getting the biggest upgrade :)

Are you using KDE or Gnome?

I definitely don’t want to deal with that. Last time that happened I had to do a clean install which is just pain imo XD

what does depmod -a do?

i installes forge (gnome tiling manager) and that had an option for it

I just use posteo and that works with every client from everywhere. I was not saying “gmail sucks proton mail good”. I don’t use proton mail. But using gmail with their weird Folder structure I get notifications about new mail basically 3 times because it is in 3 folders at the same time… It works with their interface (and probably app) but with nothing else…

Omg you’re right, I am using the Forge extension and that had a setting for it, thank you :)

I don’t understand why anyone is using gmail as their main mail account. I really don’t like the interface and using it with 3rd party apps like thunderbird, K9 mail or any other client just sucks

My Gnome is in German and I do not know which point is meant by “Desktop”:

Zulip is pretty nice and I think it resembled discord the most out of the software I know

I like Nextcloud very much but this release (and the one before it) are really enterprise focused for which I don’t have a use case…

always . freaking . debian

they did? totally slipped past me…