What.cd and BitGamer were the two private trackers where I really put in effort not just to seed but to contribute unique uploads.

I stepped away from torrenting for awhile and when I returned both were ashes.

Edit- what are the two good music trackers you’re referencing?

Perhaps this fits the bill? Requires a Home Assistant instance.

https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2024/05/09/music-assistant-2/

If this is mostly for Obsidian, use the community plugin and a self hosted CouchDB.

https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync

I’ve found it quite good.

Same, but using Heroic.

Yep. Can also be done very easily with Heroic Launcher.

What’s pink, weighs a ton, and drags at the bottom of the ocean?

I rolled out Dockge the other week, and it’s solid. It can handle environment variables, but lacks other portainer features like controlling networks, volumes, building images, etc.

One big plus is that Dockge works really well with the dockcheck.sh script for updates, where as Portainer breaks that script.

https://lubelogger.com/

Haven’t used it, just know it exists.

I’m curious what the host machine for the Docker container is? Is it a headless server or something with a desktop/window manager?

Been looking to set up the Obsidian Docker container but I presently only run headless, so it sounds like a headache.

Shame, because there have been some times that igg is the only group with a specific release.

Would love to hear more about your setup. This is something I wanted to explore at some point.

What are we talking? Haymaker? A stiff jab?

I skip every article with “slams” in the headline.

Isn’t that because it was spread by the British in the first place?

I would like to try it, but it only has a Windows Store client.

Thanks for the Fedora nod. I’m looking in to Bazzite. For Intel transcoding on the server I had to install the non-free firmware, and will probably have to do the same.

I was hoping to use Chimera, bit with it only supporting AMD GPU’s (I’m running an Intel n100) I had to keep looking. Bazzite looks interesting.

That sounds like the server side, but what about the client side?

I’m happy for them. Immich, along with Nextcloud, was the driving force behind my getting in to self hosting - getting away from the ridiculous and increasing subscription prices associated with keeping family photos and documents.

It has come an incredibly long way in the time I’ve been using it. I’ve kicked them a donation or two, a first for me with OSS, because it continued to provide so much value for me.

I had read earlier that Alex was hoping to transition to working on this full time and I am happy he has been able to see that realized in - what appears to be - a positive manner.