Im glad im not alone haha.

Im a software developer for my day job. So the last thing I want to do is more debug on my own machine. Thats why I eventually used Yunohost. Its still working well for my family with most services! But fedi services in particular seem to have issues with updates.

But I have run piefed on my own systems for 6ish months and it was more stable than some of Yunohost apps. But I cant blame Yunohost for that…its just that its a collection of people that are working (for free!!) to make yunohost updates occur. And sometimes things go wrong. With docker, I can throw it away if need be, but requires more manual setup. Even with provisioning tools. And fedi services in particular are pretty brittle so I expect some downtime.

It reminds me of this:

https://lemmy.zip/post/47438646

But yeah making the process of signing up and using the fediverse easier for users will go a long way. As much as I dont like bluesky, one thing they did right over Mastodon is making the sign up process dead easy for end users.

This is personally where I have the most issues with yunohost. If something isnt kept up to date with their apps, updates can go wrong and break the app. Ive had this happen with Peertube, Pixelfed, and other services. You update and the service just stops working.

But still more had no issues at all. And the backup system that comes with the system makes it very nice.

Most of the time its a non-event to update and maintain the system. Im tempted to have two machines. One with stable apps in yunohost. And the other with experimental stuff like fediverse software with docker. One I can blow away if need be and one that uses rock solid services.

No.

VLC is a treasure

“is compatible with the Android ecosystem” is a killer feature. Having the apps AND the open software would be very powerful.

However I will believe it when I see it.

Im seeing unique things with different perspectives here.

Maybe try looking at different communities?

Just a nginx server. And it would show the cirrent battery. I had plans for other stuff, but the pixel 6a is a fire hazzard. And its too hot now for cells outside (almost 100 today). So it got decommisioned.

Now theres a meshtastic node connected tp the solar panels.

I made a solar powered phone server. It was great!

I think we will…but I dont think it will be called Linux.

It will be like Android I think. Something that has Linux inside but comes with some device.

Thats how you know im not AI. Also I cant spell. woops.

Peertube. You are already on the fediverse. So you know how it is. Its very much in the beginning phases still. And nitch. Although theres a ton of good videos out there. Just search by top and subscribe to who you like.

If all of the below doesnt work out, you can host git by itself. I did that at an office once.

https://gist.github.com/Kreijstal/28fc987270b71849505bbc89b3f2d90a steps look correct.

But for me forgejo worked out well for my side projects and mirroring.

A/B testing is showing they are going after people with ad blockers: https://www.dexerto.com/youtube/youtube-is-apparently-punishing-ad-blockers-by-hiding-comment-section-3320581/ But your specific combo seems good.

Neat clipper tool!

RSS is great! Internet comes to you rather than the other way around. And its good in almost every device, even ebook readers.

The only issue is when websites tell you, ok there was an update, go to link here. And then you have to do one extra step. Its still better than endlessness scrolling though.

I use it with fediverse stuff too. Because accounts/communities can be RSS.

I just wish there was a way to do like top 10 of a community, then send it over via RSS for threadiverse stuff. Or even just the #hashtag topics mastodon and other use. That would be awesome.

I used to use it once in a while too haha. Its so strange how things worked out 2020+.

5.00 and moving close to 6 thisvweek alone. Fun times

Oh wait sorry for some reason the interface didnt load the first comment. I dodnt see the context. Woops!

I have one. It has no issues with calling, video, ect…

It works in the states as well. And all apps too. I guess my only complaint is parts are getting hard to come by for fairphone 4. Which is why i bought the phone, to be repairable.