Those are Matrix bridges. Beeper is a skin over matrix.

Forejo, where you can use your github oauth login

This is ripe for multiuser and federation

Fittrackee has been what I use instead of Strava. Also FOSS.

Yea, I contribute to a bunch of own source projects, so it makes it easy to jump around without conflicts. Also great for random stuff like youtube-dl, or esphome, etc, that you use once in a while. Just slap the aliases in my bashrc.

Agreed. Honesly I use docker like snap these days. Need a specific version of node?

alias node="docker run --rm -ti -v '${PWD}:${PWD}' -w '${PWD}' node:16-alpine"

alias npm="docker run --rm -ti -v '${PWD}:${PWD}' -w '${PWD}' node:16-alpine npm"

Pretty much every CLI tool that isn’t super basic to install I do this with.

Just pointing out your response may be dated. Docker can run rootless: https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/

Yea mine was hung on the wall with an air gap, still needed the fan hah

I have one of these with PFSense on it. Works great, but when I had it in a hot room I had to zip tie a 120mm fan to it 😀

I think this was it but did not rewatch to be sure. https://youtu.be/e2d57mPVV6w

I chose this one based on whatever I watched and have been happy. https://a.co/d/7MdELCU

The biggest issue is video delay. Most docks are terrible. There’s a good YouTube video out there where a guy compares a bunch for steam deck and gives good options.

Eternity felt a lot like Thunder to me with less options (at the time). Maybe try that? Only thing I didn’t like was no mark on read when scrolling, so I made a PR a few days ago for it.

Out of curiosity, what are the primary differences from Immich? I’ll be starting down this path soon.

Agreed.

Oh interesting, I didn’t know there was a citation feature but can’t see them in Thunder. PR time perhaps.

Oh, Komga is good, I just find everything about Kavita to be more modern. More options for layouts, deeper filtering, tablet and more phone friendly UI, etc.

Ahh, I tag my media using Mylar3, which adds a ComicInfo.xml to each file. Kavita seems to prioritize that over the filesystem.

If you don’t already have one, use Kavita instead. It’s newer, has surpassed the Komga interface, and is still supported on T.

This is one of the reasons Privacy Guides does not recommend F-Droid.

Ref: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/android/#verifying-apk-fingerprints

Solution: use Obtainium and point it to their GitHub repo.

Good.