I’ve run both AIO docker and TrueNAS app deployments, and it’s the most house of cards fragile of anything I’ve ever hosted. I still haven’t been able to get the Apache container to talk to my cloudflare tunnel. I’m still looking for better options to self host or the Nextcloud forums to actually be helpful.
Indie games it is then.
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Headline reaction: Oh, I wonder if this is about using a desktop BSD?
After reading: It’s about an app repo for Windows and many of the apps you can get on Windows.
No, you can pay for support like from RedHat on their enterprise workstation Linux. I would only recommend if downtime on that laptop would be more detrimental than the amount you pay for support. Otherwise self help and a bit of google-fu would usually be all you need to do any troubleshooting.
So I guess your solution depends on how much you want to spend and how you value your time.
Heimdall is a great self hosted start page
Not to be pedantic, but the more accurate term would be source available. If you aren’t allowed to modify or distribute the code yourself, it isn’t open. I’m not saying it’s bad, just not open.
I always felt like that Steve just has a massive hate boner for Linus after the first call out video which seemed like a really small reason to go stirring up drama to begin with. Linus made changes then Steve went after Linus again for not working with Honey anymore just because LTT found out that Honey were slimy shitheads? I unsubbed from GN just for that. Steve was better off sticking to hardware and software, and their manufacturers and devs, not stirring up internet/YouTube drama.
I really wish displayport on TVs would take off.
I’d much rather buy a game made with Godot than Unity. So yeah, list the ingredients
AFAIK, XFCE is X11 by default
Currently? Not at all. I’ve been trying to fix my AIO via docker behind a cloudflare tunnel. It was working, then an update broke the communication between the Apache container and cloudflared. Their support forums have been condescending and unhelpful.
In the past I’ve run the TrueNAS app deployment but a change in the way data is stored messed up that install before I moved to AIO. I’ve tried going back to the TrueNAS app, but can’t get it to start. I believe that it is probably something related to the previous install, but have not had a lot of time to figure it out.
If this make nextcloud not a fragile house of cards, sign me up
Yeah, I have a Radicale server running as I’m trying to see what I can do with Opencloud, but for ease for everyone to see the calendar, something hosted to view the calendar via web browser would be great. It’s such a shame that the most fragile thing in the world is Nextcloud behind a proxy of some sort. My problem is that the Apache container is refusing to communicate with cloudflare tunnel. If I point the tunnel to the AIO master container, it works flawless as far as getting to the container management web page.
No, I’ve been trying to get my instance working again with cloudflare tunnel. It was working, then broke and their support forums have been useless. I’m currently looking for a solution to have a self hosted calendar that is publicly available via web for people to view.
If anyone has any recommendations, please send them my way.
It’s why I’m watching out for plans where you can build your own phone with off the shelf parts.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they internally called it that
Remember when computing was synonymous with precision and accuracy?
If it’s an old age thing, then reincarnate should cover it.
Then figure out/haggle with your DM for what stats should/would be for the age you come back as.
That was the thing. When I first setup both of them they worked fine with cloudflared. A storage configuration change killed the TrueNAS app but it worked with cloudflared up until the day it died. For the AIO setup, I forget which version (11.x?), but an update broke cloudflared connectivity to the Apache container. I can point the tunnel at the master container and it works, but not the Apache container. Rebuilding it and going through logs and my config never revealed any reason why it broke. Nextcloud forums were basically “get gud” and read this self hosting for morons guide as far as help went. The way their forums have been is what’s really turned me sour to the whole project tbh which is a shame. The project really is slick and great when it works.
I’ll give that docker stack a go and see what happens. This weekend’s project is to move my rig into a new case with a quieter and modern power supply and better cooling.