That seems to be for just sharing location, though. That isn’t as useful for me because I rarely have my location on, and I don’t share it with others. I’m looking more for something that allows remote control/locking of a device in case it is lost or stolen.
That could be it! I haven’t tried messing with firewall settings in detail.
Didn’t realize it was that powerful. I have been meaning to set this up as a viable alternative to the proprietary Find My device apps, because I’ve been concerned that not having an equivalent will be a disadvantage…
This looks great! I’ve been looking for a replacement for Spotube.
Wow interesting, I didn’t know you could self-host storage on Zotero.
Shoutout to Kovid Goyal for creating an awesome piece of software.
I gotta figure out how it works and go through the setup one of these days. I’ve just been using Syncthing for my photos currently.
Magic Earth is spotty on public transit, but it does have it, at least. And it is based on OSM. I usually just use my local transit app for accurate timetables, anyway.
For some reason, I just can’t get my Kubuntu desktop and Android phone to talk to each other with this. It does weirdly connect just fine on Arch/EndeavourOS, though.
Syncthing has been a wonder to discover. Basically replaced any desire for me to rely on the cloud.
A 4090 is pretty great for playing Skyrim at 60 FPS, I’ll have you know.
Ah got it, thanks for explaining. I will give it a shot.