Nundrum, 5 months ago

@brunty
Nextcloud
Home Assistant
Heedy - https://heedy.org/
Gitea

ben, 5 months ago

@brunty

Minio - S3 Buckets for testing & as way to dump photos from phone to laptop

Mastodon - It's fun here...

LibreTanslate - OS Translation tools (plugged into Mastodon)

Wordpress - Bloging

Postfix/Dovecot - because it's good to suffer from time to time

Bind9 - because it's always DNS

sb, 5 months ago

@brunty
I LOVE this question!

#seafile - G-drive style file storage/sharing
#vaultwarden - bitwarden implementation
#nextcloud - Like G-suite but infinitely useful
#Linkace - Bookmarks, link collections, sharing
#mastodon - go figure!
#gitea or #forgejo - Lighter than gitlab!
#opengist - just like GitHub gists
#privatebin - secure and flexible Pastebin

Bonus round: nextcloud can be used as a #webdav endpoint so you can use it as the storage backend for #joplin and #obsidian note apps.

brunty, 5 months ago

@sb some great stuff there! I love #Nextcloud, I use it as a #PhotoSync endpoint to back up my photos from my #iPhone to :)

https://www.photosync-app.com/home

viktor, 5 months ago

@brunty how is PhotoSync differs from Nextcloud's mobile app?

brunty, 5 months ago

@viktor with PhotoSync I used to sync it to PhotoPrism or other systems so PhotoSync has just always been setup, I guess I could do so with the Nextcloud app if it supports the granularity of file / folder naming that PhotoSync does, but what I have works

rachel, 5 months ago

@brunty #HomeAssistant for sure followed by #jellyfin and begrudgingly #Nextcloud

#Gitlab for code and #ArgiCD GitOps (just run Forjero lmao don't run gitlab)

martyn, 5 months ago

@brunty funny, was just telling someone I did a blog on this https://toot.martyn.berlin/@martyn/111663633509164307

brunty, 5 months ago

@martyn Nice! :D

mmeier, 5 months ago

@brunty It's as toss-up between my Mastodon instance and Ceph.

For Mastodon, it's simple: I can self-host my own social media platform, how cool is that?

For Ceph, it's just the "huh?!" factor. When you first look at it, it seems to require a 5 people Ops team. But once you've set it all up, it is extremely low maintenance and supplies me with disk pools I can use for block devices for VMs, S3 for all manner of stuff and a shared networked FS with CephFS.

blackvoid, 5 months ago

@brunty Hard to pick just one, but if I have to, it would be Ghost blog platform.

Ofc @bitwarden, and #mattermost are right up there.

But again, the list is long and the reason is simple. It works, under my control and something that is part of my daily usage.

brunty, 5 months ago

@blackvoid nice! I've not tried Ghost for blogging, heard good things though!

lewiscowles1986, 5 months ago

@brunty
I Cannot believe nobody has mentioned #WeKan so-far; it's an open-source #KanBan board; which can import from Trello

#Excallidraw, which is a nice infinite artboard you can use to try to explore and explain ideas.

#trillium notes which I prefer to Obsidian et-al, as I only need a web-browser and single server to host my notes on. It's even fairly trivial to add your own content types to (I added Gutenberg editor so I could use / slash-commands for authoring complex notes)

wyri, 5 months ago

@brunty of all the things I self host @homeassistant honestly. Using that the most