It’s not free, but less than $1/month for Wallabag to do the hosting for you. https://wallabag.org/
Depends on what else you’re looking for but there are others that host applications for you. And you could look into some of the hosting services that offer “one click” deployment of apps. I don’t use them myself, but they do exist.
As someone still new to self hosting, I highly recommend the diy route. It’s been a very rewarding learning opportunity for me.
Hey! That works. Not sure how I missed that. Thank you!
Don’t know if you saw that they added a $4/mo tier for Obsidian Sync. I thought $8/mo was too high and went to cancel it and saw the cheaper price. For how well it works as far as speed and reliability of syncing with version control, it’s worth that for me.
Yeah, it’s not perfect. I’ve noticed that when making a task list/checkbox note that you can’t delete the line. Sure you can go and edit the contents of that line, but even if you delete all text, the line with a checkbox remains. Kind of annoying, particularly when I accidentally create another checkbox and have nothing to put in it. it’s just an empty line and checkbox sitting there mocking me. You can still mark it complete of course, but it kinda makes my eye twitch. :)
Yes, that’s how I’m using it. NextcloudPi on a Pi 4. It’s been working really well for me.
It puts completed items at the bottom of the list, if I understand what you’re asking
I’m using Quillpad
Mass Effect Legendary Edition. Hopefully plays decently on the deck.
Does Technitium support DNS rewrites like Adguard Home?
Just to throw my own experience in the mix. I tried the AIO and standard versions of Nextcloud and found them to be flakey and slow. But I felt compelled to keep trying. That’s when I found NextcloudPi. I’ve installed it on a Pi4 running from an external SSD and it’s been rock solid. I believe that version is no longer in development though and I primarily use it as a sync platform for various apps rather than using the web apps directly.
And just to be contrary, have you looked at Seafile? It’s stupid fast and stable but some features are hidden behind a paywall if you have more than 3 users (community vs pro). Their documentation is poor, and the data is stored in Git-lik chunks on the server. All of which can be a deal breaker for some. The external storage feature works, but for a newb like me, it was a bear to get running.
It’s the only distro I’ve liked for the last 2 years.
I wonder how well it plays on Stem Deck because talking about it makes me want to play again.
I agree. Worth a play through for sure.
Story is generic and it’s a little bit jank, but has one of the best magic systems in any game I’ve played.
For actually released consoles, I think the Famicom is just neat looking
Windblown plays really well on the SD. Developed by Motion Twin, same folks behind Dead Cells. Rogue-like that plays similar to Hades but has some persistent upgrades like Dead Cells.
I like Wallabag. Snuggles in nicely with my chosen RSS: Miniflux
Yes. I have a Pi4 running NextcloudPi image on it. I sync docs, pics, even backup my Obsidian vault. It’s worked really well for Quillpad in my experience. On desktop I use Iotas (Linux) if I need to update from that instead of my phone.
Quillpad is the closest I’ve found. It’s simple markdown files. It can sync with Nextcloud as well. I use it for any short note or lists. Long form stuff including journal, I use Obsidian (not open source)
Pop!_OS is neat. I’ve been running it on my desktop and laptop for over a year now. I like that it doesn’t look like Windows and has enough difference to it to not be a macOS clone either. Plus I think System76 is doing some great things with hardware design.