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- Comment on go-notes - a self hosted multi user live collaboration notes app 6 days ago:
No, nothing is really saved locally, is just caches the on display item only. So only the currently viewed note is visible. Nothing else.
Essentially currently the app only really has any use when online, and very basic viewing ability when offline. I am planning to make the android app work offline, but that is a long term plan and not immediate.
- Comment on go-notes - a self hosted multi user live collaboration notes app 6 days ago:
Nah, docmost is way more complex and advanced. Mine doesn’t offer half what docmost does. Mine is a very simple and lightweight notes app with multi user live collaboration and some nice little customisation options.
Mine has an android, windows and Linux client. I couldn’t see those mentioned on docmost?
- Comment on go-notes - a self hosted multi user live collaboration notes app 6 days ago:
It doesn’t. It relies on you being online to edit or create notes. Offline you can only view the currently open note.
- Submitted 1 week ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 7 comments
- Comment on Installing **self-hostable** services on a cloud server isn't self-hosting ??? 2 weeks ago:
i think that would be called remote hosting or cloud hosting? self-hosting is where you host the services your self, without third party hardware or systems.
- Comment on Getting worn out with all these docker images and CLI hosted apps 2 weeks ago:
exactly this! notes in the config files is all the documentation i need. and scripting and automating is so important to a self running and self healing server.
- Comment on What would be the best way to host a SimpleX smp and xftp server? 2 weeks ago:
It depends what your long term goals are. If it’s just to run those services as simply as possible, then just run them in docker on windows. If you want to learn Linux, then setup you other hardware and install a server distro. Ubuntu is fine, but I use Debian.
Then once you get used to Linux, one day you could migrate your Plex server to Linux and remove windows from your main server.
- Comment on What's the laziest way to create a website that looks really nice and is maintainable? 2 weeks ago:
It depends what you mean by nice and how complex it is? I built my own site which is basically my front end access to all the services I host. I wrote it extremely basically in html and got just the very basic context of what I wanted setup. Then I put the whole thing into Claude, and asked it to tidy it up. Then I started a new Claude session and put the whole thing in again and asked it to modernise it. Then did the same again but asked it to improve it. After about 5 or 6 run thoughts, I was happy with it. But it only has 2 pages, the first main page for anybody, and the 2nd admin page password protected just for me.
- Comment on Getting worn out with all these docker images and CLI hosted apps 2 weeks ago:
🤮 I hate gui config! Way too much hassle. Give me cli and a config file anyday! I love being able to just ssh into my server anytime from anywhere and fix, modify or install and setup something.
The key to not being overwhelmed is manageable deployment. Only setup one service at a time, get it working, safe and reliable before switching to actually using full time, then once certain it’s solid, implement the next tool or deployment.
My servers have almost no breakages or issues. They run 24/7/365 and are solid and reliable. Only time anything breaks is either an update or new service deployment, but they are just user error by me and not the servers fault.
- Comment on How many containers are you all running? 2 weeks ago:
I have currently got 23 on my n97 mini pc and 3 on my raspberry pi 4, making 26 in total.
I have no issues managing these. I use docker compose for everything and have about 10 compose.yml files for the 23 containers.