They are also not charging for those. As soon as money is involved you get even more into a legal minefield and they will come down hard on you.
I tried Bazzite on my Asus laptop and I had a hard time to figure out how I am supposed to install some non-packaged stuff like https://github.com/asus-linux-drivers/asus-numberpad-driver . Could not get it to work in Distrobox or at least I might not understand how to do it. I went with Nobara then and it works just fine.
Would like to give Bazzite another try, maybe someone here can give me some directions on how to install things like the numberpad drivers?
Yeah I noticed. Even though I read the whole message, my brain saw lichess.org again and was like: ah yes, chess.
You might like to think that from your point of view, but the executives and marketing folks get that idea from somewhere. And if it would not make additional money it would have been gone again already.
After looking deeper into the docs they do not support and do not plan to support the Relying Party role. So it probably won't fit for this use case.
Probably more. Your app can use the local API then as well. And AWS is insanely expensive, especially if you forget to block log ingestion to Cloudwatch (ask me how I know).
Does it though? I had a similar setup in the past, but I did not feel good with it. If your first backup corrupts that corruption is then synced to your remote location. Since then I have two separate backup runs for local and remote. But restic as well with resticprofile. Remote is a SFTP server. For restic I am using the rclone backend for SFTP since I had some connection issues with the internal SFTP backend (on connection resets it would just abort and not try to reconnect, but I think it got improved since then)