One of the problems I have with this is that I wonder if this doesn't majorly impact blue/green upgrades and (actual cluster, not schema) migrations.

Is the source available somewhere?

Updates and replication becomes a whole lot trickier when you start using these functionalities in postgres.

Sure it's possible, but I prefer sticking to more widespread use of postgres.

That's why you can install through F-Droid right?

mRNA ≠ microRNA

Take a look at vector, I personally prefer it over fluentd and don't think you'll need a custom monitoring agent with it.

You can register for a new gTLD, but it requires quite some funds and work.

How's the peripherals support on Surface Linux?

I've been wanting to switch to Linux on my Pro X SQ2 for a while due to the WSL2 support on it being terrible (might be fixed now [1]) but always thought that most stuff such as LTE, webcam and surface connector wouldn't work [2].

[1] https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/11274#issuecomment-2... [2] https://github.com/linux-surface/surface-pro-x/issues/1#issu...

The peripheral support is slowing getting there. The major issues are the ones you've mentioned (including the inability to use external displays), but I'm seeing more and more upstream commits for the sc8180x by Maximilian - so I'm confident that these issues will be solved relatively soon.

Wi-Fi and BT works btw, which IMHO makes it already usable as a daily driver. Audio works via BT

Thought it was particularly interesting to share as the same structure (BubbleDeck) is used as in a previous parking garage collapse (Eindhoven) which sparked a large check-up of these buildings across the Netherlands

https://www.newcivilengineer.com/latest/bam-wrongly-identifi...

It supports software outside of the store fine, even has x64 emulation. There's no real noticeable difference in daily use.

The only real problems that are left is drivers (old devices that require an x86 driver) and WSL2 (which has a nasty virtualization bug causing CPU stalls).