Cam

Gitea and Forgejo are the way to go. Especially Forgejo which is working on federation just like Lemmy but for Forgejo repos and instances.

I guess they do not offer lifetime plans anymore. I remember a few years ago getting a domain under a lifetime plan.

I thought they were based in Switzerland.

epik offers lifetime plans for some domain names and is a Swiss company.

Yeah I saw GnuCash and MoneyManagerEx and I am sure their desktop clients are good. However their mobile clients are lacking in features and has not been updated in awhile.

I hope more FOSS devs use flutter and tauri for apps since they can be compiled for desktop and mobile (tauri is working on mobile compiling right now).

Looks promising. I been finding lots of money and asset management apps lately that are FOSS but they are all server side. I would like to find something like this that is completely client side only and you save your data to a encrypted file which one can easily sync to other devices with Syncthing and easily backup.

Client side will always be more secure than storing your data on a centralized server, even if you self host your own server. Or even if Ghostfolio created a flutter or tauri app and let users have the option to store their data locally in a encrypted file or on a server of their choice. That will be the killer app/service.

There are other public Jitsi Meet instances out there anyone can use without an account.

Anyone can share files using send.

Looks like an alternative to Send

I use Filen. Not sure if it works with large files however. Filen is E2EE.

I think you can self host firefox sync and brave sync.

I think Joplin is the best too, but I wish they will rewrite their app using Tauri or flutter for better performance and native app integration. Feature wise it is the best one that is FOSS.

I imagine users, comments and perhaps pull requests.

I also recommend forgejo. They are also working on adding a federation feature to forgejo just like Lemmy has!

Thank you for sharing. Self hosted email server does not sound so bad after all.