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It’s available for Linux.
It’s available for Linux.
I’m curious how things like gotify stand up to this. Since it’s a notification server does it still rely on Google and it’s notification servers?
Second this. Nextcloud is amazing.
I have thought about doing this in the past. I eat, sleep and breath technology and also work in the field so I feel it would be difficult for me to make this transition.
I do it for work. Get the best of both worlds I guess.
This is the closest I’ve found.
https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.muriloventuroso.easyssh
Edit: then again I primary used mobaxterm for SSHing into all my servers.
Mint is always a solid choice!
I’ve used all of these distros and I always come back to pop. I will say though Nobara is an excellent project. I’m just not a huge fan of dnf as it’s notoriously slow compared to other package managers.
This is the way.
+1 for freshrss
Same here. I have multiple servers between unraid and proxmox. Everything I have set is for local use. I used to have a few things accessible externally but now revert to using WireGuard if I need to access things locally. Only exception is that I have Nextcloud publicly accessible.
Paid for this app. It’s well worth the price.