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Yeah, (among others) I really want to learn git to sync dotfiles and the nixos configs

(Hopefully I’ll probably have tranitioned to nixos in a few months. If I get good enough and somehow build a nas, I might use nixos instead of debian in the server too.)

Oh thank you for the detailed answer😄

I think codeberg is for me in my case. (Btw, I barely know git, I’m gonna read a guide today.) I really like foss, so I will probably create foss stuff.

I really want to make a nas in the future, so I might host my own forgejo instance locally and possibly keep a backup on a cloud storage provider (bought 2tb lifetime on filen). I have somewhat big plans for my nas, but I don’t know what I’ll eventually do😆

So far I barely use git, so I probably dont need to rent a cloud server. Thanks again though:)

Yo thank youu:)

Quick question: forgejo is the git program that you can install self host a git server, while codeberg is probably the biggest forgejo-kind git server that is open to the public, right?

I dont have a home server to host forgejo (yet?), so I’m thinking of making an account on codeberg, is that correct reasoning?

Yo, thanks for this

Here’s some extra input from me, in case ut helps your endeavour:

https://mander.xyz/comment/1704758

You might want to check motionmate and fastnfitness can be very powerful if you tinker with it enough or get ready configs from someone else, like me:)

If I remember well, Paseo tracks steps with a single hour precision, unlike motionmate that tracks steps at single day precision. While I was gonna switch, I figured that Paseo would stop counting at random invervals… Probably my Miui was shutting it down or something.

I haven’t tried, but if you’re on linux you could try puddletag. OneTagger is very powerfull too (and cross platform). I also have some extra tools that may help you in this guide I made here (it’s a guide on how to semi-automatically download and tag music, for a windows pc).

I switched to DroidFS from EDS lite (a kinda dead open source alternative) few months ago. It’s soooo nice.

I think it’s the first app that can open a big video without allocating that space in internal storage. Previously, if I had a 1gb encrypted video, apps would decrypt it in internal storage and play it, temporarily taking up an extra gigabyte (this was an issue if I didn’t have enough space).

I’m using gocryptfs because I actually kinda like seeing the file structured, in case I need to delete a folder or file without decrypting the storage, and I can decrypt those files on pc too (I think both windows and linux have an app for this).

NeutriNote CE. It can save and sync to local folders, probably with some external app you can configure it to sync to cloud. It has auto mirror/backup features.

What I like is the way you can navigate through notes and its powerful search function. It also has some extra features which I don’t use. It also has a very detailed manual if you need any help.

Ah, rip, that may be an issue😆

Haven’t tried Alovoa, but think of it differently; if someone is on Alovoa, they maybe are more similar-minded to you, because they too probably like open source stuff.

There: https://mander.xyz/post/11076441

There was a post recently about people’s favourite open source games and it’s been a nice repository of games for me :)

I think firefox pdf reader is one of the slowest pdf readers.😅

On windows I switched to Okular and on android I use Librera (and sometimes the default stuff on my phone).

Been using it for about 4 months, it’s so good and FAST (without the need of searching words online).

I have the open english wordnet and the greek wiktionary for english to english and whatever-language (mainly english) to greek trasnlations when I’m reading my english books or when I want to check the spelling of a word (I use no auto-correct). :)