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src/site/notes/Laptop/2. VPN.md

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 # Discussion
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 `sudo mv privatekey /etc/wireguard/keys/`
 `sudo mv publickey /etc/wireguard/keys/`
 
-Previous: [[Laptop/2. VPN\|2. VPN]]
+Previous: [[Laptop/1. Installation\|1. Installation]]
 Next: [[Laptop/3. Syncthing\|3. Syncthing]]

src/site/notes/Laptop/3. Syncthing.md

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 # Discussion
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 - I tried the guided setup, but had problems because of my password. After I cleared the Syncthing GUI username and password, I had to go back into the manual settings for Syncthing Tray. 
 - Syncthing URL: https://127.0.0.1:8384
 - API key: what you copied from Syncthing GUI Settings about two bullet points above.
-- Click "Apply" and "OK", and it looks like I'm ready to add folders!
+- Click "Apply" and "OK", and it looks like I'm ready to add folders!
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+Previous: [[Laptop/2. VPN\|2. VPN]]
+Next: [[Laptop/4. Note-taking\|4. Note-taking]]

src/site/notes/Laptop/4. Note-taking.md

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 # Discussion
-As detailed in [[Blog/Hosting this blog\|Hosting this blog]], despite wanting to use [Joplin](https://joplinapp.org/) for note-taking, I ended up using [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/). Don't get me wrong, I like Obsidian very much, but I wanted to go as [FOSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source_software) as I could. However, I couldn't get the blogging software working correctly with Joplin, so I went with Obsidian.
+As detailed in [[Blog/Hosting this blog\|Hosting this blog]], despite wanting to use [Joplin](https://joplinapp.org/) for note-taking, I ended up using [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/). Don't get me wrong, I like Obsidian very much, but I wanted to go as [FOSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source_software) as I could. However, I couldn't get the [[Blog/Hosting this blog\|blogging software]] working correctly with Joplin, so I went with Obsidian.
 
 # Install
 To get Obsidian working on my newly Mint-ed (lol) laptop install, it was extremely easy. I had started this blog in Windows, so as part of backing up all of my laptop documents I also backed up my Obsidian vaults. After I installed Mint on my laptop I installed Obsidian by going to Mint's "Software Manager" and searching for "Obsidian". It popped right up. I clicked on the "Install" button and waited for everything to install. I started Obsidian and opened the vault, and everything just worked, including the Digital Garden plugin. I didn't even have to re-install the token!