Yeah, than you have nothing to worry I guess? I’m not versed into all this legal shit whatsoever…

However if you intend to use the arrstack (sonarr, radarr…) to download and manage your own video library (netflix like), I’m not so sure they will agree on it.

Sure if you only intend to stream your pets RPi webcam nothing to worry :) ! But don’t even get into streaming illegal content you don’t own !

I mean, your jellyfin instance is not going to be hooked to a Arr stack, is it?

Sorry can’t help, I self-host piped and it seems to still work on the version I’m on, however some people report a non working instance even when self-hosting…

Yeah, if you self-host only for yourself you lose the privacy feature public instances provide. The purpose when self-hosting is to watch youtube with no-ads, sponsor block…

As you guessed it, YouTube went on frontend crusade and only a few public instances remain (if any?) and those who still work are kinda janky, unstable.

If privacy is an important feature you’re looking for, you need to wait until those btillant people behind those frontend find a working workaround :)

They are the same thing (YouTube self-hosted frontend alternative) with their own features I guess?

You should test Piped, Indivious and Viewtube and make your own opinion, however Viewtube has been paused so this one is probably not going to have the SABR workaround update Piped and Invidious are working on ?

Right now they are all a bit janky and unstable because of YouTube’s new update (SABR, don’t know the details) so find one that works as self-hosted and keep tuned.

If you’re able to contribute as a dev though, give them some help to speed up the process and contribute to the best YouTube frontend alternatives projects !

That’s a good thing tough ! Right now they are all a bit unstable and YouTube’s new SABR things makes those alternatives kinda unreliable.

I really wan’t to give Asahi a try, however I read alot about power mangement taking a big hit ! This makes me reluctant to give it a try on my M1.Maybe for the next big wipe on my laptop?

Either way, congratulation and thank you for all you work on allowing to get rid of Apple’s closed ecosystem !

There are solutions though… Yes, it’s not native and adds some little extra work but it’s already possible: https://docs.goauthentik.io/integrations/services/jellyfin/

I haven’t tried it though, it’s on my todo list and saved bookmark, just though I would share :)

An other solution would be to make a tiny wireguard server and make a VPN to your homeserver. Just put something like a bananaPi (or something else) into your grandparents house :) they won’t see any difference !

A plus could be to even add your own dns+pihole onto their network and block some of those nasty ads :) !

There’s also GPS logger, maybe more up-to-date :) and more privacy friendly !

Very cool project, thank you ! I will give it a try on my next bike escapade !

Android GPS logger:

You may also want to check your environment, as there can be inaccuracy due to clouds, buildings, sunspots, alien invasion, etc.

They even have a full tutorial on it here.

However, if you’re going the self-signed certificate route, consider to make your own mini-CA with root-CA + intermediate CA added in your trust store on every device and all your services behind a reverse proxy. The only thing you need to worry about is the certificates’ validity !

It does “support” LVM, but with a wacky/hacky workaround and that’s a real shame !

Also, there is some talking on github on how they will probably completely drop LVM in the near futur… That’s not what someone should expect from a Linux installer!

Also old users don’t remember long commands if we use a command more than once. You save it to your bash alias file to create your own commands.

A good example for this is docker compose -f when you work alot if compose files ! Having an alias for docker compose -f as dcf saves hours a month xD

Kitty is also a good example ! Very customizable but maybe less user friendly to begin with.

Hehe, I’m doing this all the time now ! 3 years ago when I started my linux/self-hosted server journey with debian: CLI only !

Was difficult at times and had a few breakdowns (most got fixed the next day… Sleep/taking some time off really helps !!!)

One thing I’m still bad at… Is taking notes. Haven’t found a good way take IT notes. And I tried sooo many different approaches…

Huuh ! That’s somehow similar to how calamares treats LVMs. And also a hack/wacky workaround similar how to fix LVM installation

• mount every partition similar as chrooting
• cd to each directory in a separated shell for each directory (keeps the mount points busy)
• swapon the swap partition

Only then you are able to install your OS with calamares on a LVM filesystem hierarchy…Except this is a 5 years long issue/bug and they are discussing to drop LVM support :/.

Sorry for hijacking your comment with something unrelated to the actual post, I’m just amazed on how Linux fixes/workarounds can be odd at times.

I’m interested in why so many downvotes? Because of the gitea instance or something related to the project?

The project seems like a cool idea !

I wish I could install EOS on my M1 Mac… I know threre is Asahi linux, but maintenace and updates have slowed down & stopped?

For good reasons though, hope the mainteners are doing okay. And wish them luck

London is the perfect place for some futuristic cyberpunk distopia !

The rest of the world (except some highly polluting countries who anyway doesn’t give a shit about the environment…) can keep the trees&bees and build arround it ! :)

I think this one fits the bill ! From what I saw in the options you can even share a directory with multiple users while everyone has it’s own place and create public links… Never used these functions, but seems possible !

There’s also a webdav share functionality if thats something OP is interested in !