KlyX

Relevant stuff is either on Github or Codeberg for dev stuff and on a openCloud Instance for other files. openCloud gets backuped daily. If I ever need to reinstall my computer(s), I need to reinstall tools mostly and sync everything again. Oh and as I just read it in the comments: I also have a parachute backup for images, iCloud stuff etc.

Yes, I have a brother color laseprinter in my home office. There is just stuff to print now and then and it is the easiest and (after some years) the cheapest option (except for printing at the office). It is just handy some times. Print sth for customers, for the doctor, return labels, etc. And in times of AirPrint printing from the mobile got easy as heck. And the toner works over a long time. Printer is around 5 or 6 years old now - still happy.

I am working on my very own Web App for Todos and notes. I wanted to take a real new take on todos, because most apps I used show a simple list and does not give me the option to see what is really important right now and how big a task is. Also tools are very different the way they work with subtasks and projects. Most tools have separate concepts for each (or none at all). So I decided to let the user decide for each task what it is: every task can have nested tasks layered as deep as it wants and there is a grouping feature to work smart with these tasks. It support also notes, links and files. I use it daily for work, it is in active development (new version coming out today) and it also has a Mac app. Feedback is more than welcome. You can try it here: https://aevo.so

I mostly use Claude - model depends and goes from Sonnet up to Fable (mostly Opus right now, Sonnet for easier task and Fable only seldom for very specific). Workplace-related we use ChatGPT 5.4/5 with LibreChat as Chatlayer. Would love to use Mistral more (as EU alternative), but my last test (though quite a while ago) I was a bit disappointed. May look into it again soon.

Hey, I quickly tried your editor and even when the writing experience is the most important thing, I have to admit it looks really lovely! I love the design and how it interacts. That is cool. Maybe you could add some more color options (not everyone likes the newish beige-toned interfaces). Cool that even flowcharts are supported. The only thing I miss in the block options would be a callout and the option to set a color for that callout. So far my first impressions :)