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- Comment on Valve stress again that there'll be more Steam Machine Verified games than Steam Deck ones, with "fewer constraints" in their testing programme 1 week ago:
I read a comment somewhere that the full controller support and the readability of the text on a small 720p screen, which are necessary for a Steam Deck Verified badge, are not necessary for the Steam Machine. Because it is more like a traditional PC this makes sense imo.
- Comment on Podman Linkding Issues 1 week ago:
This solved it when using a bind mount! The other option is using named volumes which also works without errors.
On a different note, can I ask you where you learned about Quadlets. It seems the tutorials are still very sparse.
- Comment on Podman Linkding Issues 1 week ago:
With the
getenforecommand from kumi below I getEnforcingso I guess I use SELinux.I now have two working options. a) Using named volumes (I’m still unsure if this is the way to go or not, generally speaking) and b) using the private label
:Zfor the bind mount.Without :Z
podman unshareyields root:root for the data directory. After setting the label it is a different user alltogether. - Comment on Podman Linkding Issues 1 week ago:
getenforcegives meEnforcing. And I think I have SELinux. I had a look at this tutorial www.tutorialworks.com/podman-rootless-volumes/ suggested by another commenter and after runningpodman unshare ls -alin the folder with the bind mount it returns root root as the owner of the directory. So as far as I understand this means for the podman namespace this folder belongs to root? Like I said in my edit using named volumes solved the issue in on way. I just tried the:Zlabel too and it seems to work too. So it was probably a SELinux issue? - Comment on Podman Linkding Issues 1 week ago:
I was unsure if I installed docker on this machine so I ran docker-compose and the help page showed up (another one than for podman-compose). Then I queried my installed packages and grepped them for docker and nothing shows up. Only podman-compose has docker in the description. So I accidentaly used that compatibility layer already without knowing.
But one reason I consider to switch is because compose files are not really standardized I heard and quadlets are structured like systemd files so I seems more applicable. But that is still a long way.
- Comment on Podman Linkding Issues 1 week ago:
I tried to use named volumes and now everything works fine, weird.
- Submitted 1 week ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 14 comments
- Comment on Word. 5 weeks ago:
IIRC you have to use the “Export as” option instead of the “Save as” for a .pdf file.
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 5 comments
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 5 weeks ago:
You could also think about Lunati modding because it uses Lua for this, an easy-to-use programming language. docs.luanti.org/for-creators/creating-mods/
- Comment on Looking for opinions on Trilium Notes 2 months ago:
Do you know if Trilium saves notes in plain markdown like Obsidian or in a database?
- Comment on Looking for opinions on Trilium Notes 2 months ago:
I tried it in the past but had problems with the linux app (when are they releasing the flatpak to flathub?) so I put it aside for now. I want to try obsidian next but am not happy with it not being open source and that you either have to pay for sync or use the community livesync which could basically stop working with every update. Maybe I will go back to trilium but I have to stop switching and stick to one for a while lol
- Submitted 3 months ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 0 comments
- Comment on Selfhosting Sunday! What's up? 3 months ago:
Which docs did you read in particular? If you mind to share? And so nice, that you setup a local LLM. I sadly don’t have the horsepower for that.
- Comment on Selfhosting Sunday! What's up? 3 months ago:
I was thinking about this for some time now, can you link me to some good tutorials about quadlets in particular? Ansible will have to wait for now.
- Comment on Supersonic is a super awesome music player 3 months ago:
I would love to try the flatpak but it is not (yet) verified on flathub so I wait for that to happen.
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 5 months ago:
Can you please elaborate on this? I am currently using MicroOS and think about NixOS because of quick setup. But also about Proxmox and NixOS on top. Where would libvirt fit in in this scenario?
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 5 months ago:
This sounds very interesting! I came from DietPi to MicroOS and am now thinking about NixOS, also because of the portability aspect.
I skipped Ansible for now but maybe I have to try that out together with NixOS.
Are you using a VM manager of some sort? I saw libvirtd mentioned in this thread a couple of times.
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 5 months ago:
I tried MicroOS for a while now and I don’t know if it was my fault but I did not work so smoothly all the time. Maybe because the machine was turned off for a few days in a row. But a couple of times I just couldn’t ssh into the machine or it would not start up at all. Luckily ,ou can roll back and I used that to copy my docker volumes and compose files over. I think about trying NixOS next.
- Comment on Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System 5 months ago:
I also started with DietPi an every device, works like a charm. But I personally want to try something else to learn a bit more.
- Submitted 5 months ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 78 comments
- Comment on "What’s Your Preferred Self-Hosted Solution for Deep Monitoring (Beyond Simple Page Changes)?" 5 months ago:
Can you point me to a tutorial how to setup that up properly for websites? I tried it a while ago and could not get it to work…
- Comment on introducing copyparty, the FOSS file server 5 months ago:
I played around with copyparty and I have to say it is just awesome! The config is just fun to mess around with and everything feels snappy.
But I ran into an issue with FTP (probably just something I configured incorrectly) and could not find a discussion for that. I should probably start an issue on Github but as a non-developer I’m not sure how to do that in the correct way.
- Comment on File collecting program? 7 months ago:
Maybe take a look at this fork: pairdrop
- Comment on Come to say thank you. Time to move from proprietary to Open Source 8 months ago:
Slowly I am getting confused with all these technologies. What is quadlets if I may ask?
- Comment on Come to say thank you. Time to move from proprietary to Open Source 8 months ago:
Do you have a recommendation on how to start migrating from docker compose to podman pod or podman kube? And do you know about a web ui for podman (similar to dockge or komodo)?
- Comment on Has anyone tested yunohost? 8 months ago:
+1 for dockge. But that’s something for later. Yunohost is a great way to get a feeling for selfhosting.
- Comment on Finance / Investment self-hosted apps? 8 months ago:
- Comment on Suggestion request: Self-hosted app for shared directories like google drive 8 months ago:
Many great options already but I would like to add filestash to the list. I did not test it out yet but maybe it fits your need.
- Comment on Selfhosting Sunday - What's up? 9 months ago:
I am currently arguing what to do with my gaming rig and home theater. Either get a long cable which would need a DP-to-HDMI adapter or get a used mini PC (which is currently cheaper than a Raspberry Pi?) and setup Sunshine and Moonlight (but over WiFi and not LAN) to be more flexible when I eventually move the two into separate rooms. Does anyone have some experience with that? Maybe also latency over wireless network?