with which distro are not working? With every distro? :O Phone calls are pretty basic stuff I need honestly, I don’t want to use android either, even if it’s graphene or lineage

I was actually thinking about this, oneplus 6/6T seems to be well supported by ubuntu touch, mobian and postmarket os, and it can be pretty cheap compared to new linux first devices! But the non-replaceable battery is a pain in the ass, didn’t know about the oled thing, will keep in mind…

I have tried every possible set up, I’ve got to say that the best one so far for me is sychthing + Koreader: dead simple, no databases, synchs annotations and highlights as well, books are simply epub files + metadata.

Aka no dealing with exports, database corruption or stuff like that.

In my experience matrix is a total mess with plenty of bugs, also uses quite a lot server resources. xmpp is lighter, easier to set up and works flawlessly, and seem also easier to proxy or do stuff like that with it. Calls are kinda messy to set up tho.

The first command worked, the second one is still showing up http have died unexpectedly error 127

apt-get -f install

I tried it already, but I get method http has died unexpectedly https subprocess error code 127

apt autoremove says dependencies are lacking

apt --fix-broken install gives me: method http has died unexpectedly

I get dependency errors when trying to execute that dpkg command, other apt commands, if I execute --fix-broken I get:

method http has died unexpectedly

Other apt commands give me:

Dependencies not met

(I freed up disk space)

Credo di aver parzialmente capito, sarebbe ideale poter visualizzare i gruppi semplicemente come comunità di lemmy/mastodon ecc semplicemente cercando “Roma”, “Torino” eccetera! Comunque ottimo lavoro, davvero una bella iniziativa!

Ciao grazie mille per questa iniziativa!

Ancora sono un po’ un nabbo dell’activitypub e mi sfugge come gli utenti di altre piattaforme possono vedere ed interagire con i gruppi su cityverse, ho letto più volte la sezione riguardante questo ma ancora non riesco molto a collegare, come funziona?

I couldn’t make it work whatever I did, whichever instance I used it seemed to get rate limited after a while or showing weird results…

Def good for a PC, def not good for an e reader

I guess getting a flip phone and stick to an eBook reader would be a good solution

thanks for this, so it’s not that bad and it seems to be working fairly good enough… Mmmh I might think about that, how’s the battery life? How long do the tips last? The pen is active or passive?

I also looked into supernote, it’s expansive, but it’s totally worth the money if they can offer a full Linux support with an e ink device, and it’s better than the pinenote because of the repairable hardware and the pen which doesn’t need tips replacements.

But they have kinda pulled back on the Linux development, it looks like it was more marketing than other, they have been promising it for a while but they’ve stated it’s harder than they thought.

I won’t buy an Android device so I’ll wait until a real Linux support is added.

I think the second batch is already out, called “community edition”

Use a reverse proxy to proxy everything through https, then you can install how many services you want. Caddy is super simple, you can reverse proxy with just 1 line.

For calendar and contacts (caldav, cardav) Baikal is extremely easy to install and use. And pretty minimal.

As far as I knew reverse proxies could only reverse proxy stuff coming in from 443 or 80, I didn’t know they could listen other ports as well!

Main reason why I was using a reverse proxy at first is because I had everything behind cloudflare, and cloudflare can only proxy and give you an SSL encryption for stuff that goes through 443, so I could make Caddy listen to 443 and then forward to interested ports.

But this leaves out everything that needs to go in some other places than 443, and requires its own standalone ssl certificate, which is a bit cumbersome. Pheraps these can be proxied with other proxies than cloudflare, hopefully giving SSL to everything…

I’m not sure I understood the upstream ssh thing, what do you actually do?

Self hosting IS hard, don’t beat yourself too much because of it… After all you’re trying to serve services for yourself that are usually served by companies with thousands of employees.

A server requires knowledge, maintainance and time, it’s okay to feel frustrated sometimes.

GNOME all the way