Week 2 of 24/7 Linux and I don't understand the move towards snap on Ubuntu:
- webapps running on Firefox can't use locally installed fonts
- VS Code broke yesterday and I had to roll it back to a previous version
- Obsidian also broke
- Krita randomly crashes

These are relatively popular apps that just don't work!

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Yesterday, the SQLite file I was managing on my local PC got corrupted, and my mental state went down with it 🤯 
Fortunately, I had been storing a backup in MySQL, so I was able to restore the previous data
However, all the data after the error has been lost, so I urgently shut down the server after the announcement

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It was middleware linked with a PLC that I developed for internal company use, but I don't know why it got corrupted.

It seems like the operators are mishandling the PC, so I have blocked access to the website.

Was there some kind of curse yesterday? 😂

Sqlite not the best for housing stuff you don't want to lose I'm afraid... but maybe looking into this as a replication solution (not a backup tho):

Currently, I am storing data in both SQLite and MySQL through Modbus communication between Node-red (Node.js) and the PLC.

I will study LiteFS and try to apply it. 

Thank you! 😊

Sqlite not the best for housing stuff you don't want to lose I'm afraid... but maybe looking into this as a replication solution (not a backup tho): https://fly.io/docs/litefs/