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I know this won't help you add notes on your phone (unless you open the server up to the outside world so you can access the web interface) but I recently have been messing around with a Trilium sync server at home. I've been using Obisidan for a while but swapped back to Trilium on a whim. So far i've been loving it.
hes using tailscale, he will beable to access his "cloud" on any device (from anywhere) in his private tailnet
That’s awesome. I am not very familiar with tailscale, but it sounds like the solution will work out great.
I saw that tailscale uses wireguard. Is there any advantage to using tailscale to deploy it over setting it up myself?
Just simpler. A pure Wireguard setup would be less reliant on commercial infrastructure since Tailscale uses lighthouses to help make the initial connections before they drop back to peer:peer. Sometimes that can't be done and they relay traffic as well. So the pro is that Tailscale always works and is easy to set up, the con is that you are relying on someone else's cloud.
If you're committed to Wireguard, don't try Tailscale first, or you won't go back :-)
Helps, thanks! I think I'll stick to wg just from a purist POV. Also I can afford some downtime for my use case
Yes - as others have mentioned, I'm on Taliscale, so anything web based that works on mobile should be fine. I'll check Trilium out. Thanks