https://github.com/louislam/dockge
It seems promising and created by the creator of Uptime-Kuma. It already works but has some bugs.
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Seems pretty solid so far. Some slight bugs inside of the terminal/bash and stuff.
Personally, I've yet to find it easier to go through a container manager versus just running cli stuff.
For future redditors, since i had no clue what this was.
Dockge A fancy, easy-to-use and reactive self-hosted docker compose.yaml stack-oriented manager.
Expecting a minor revolution on the intersection of /r/selfhosted /r/LocalLLaMA and /r/homeassistant
The self-hosted AI tech is slowly but surely getting to a stage where it could pull all of this together.
What required siri/alexa last year will soon be on /r/selfhosted turf
I just wished we could hack our Alexa devices so I could use them instead of buying new hardware.
The problem is these devices don’t have the hardware to process input locally — it’s all sent back to their respective clouds for processing.
I believe Siri on newer phones can do some processing entirely local, but it’s not the norm.
I'm ok with that. Home assistant Assist is exactly the same way and only sends data when it's activated by voice or a button.
im just sitting here with popcorn waiting to pounce
https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-ts
For me is a multi-device replacement for Obsidian (which I use a lot), but I'm waiting for better self-hosting support. As of now you have to recompile the mobile clients to point to your own server, which sucks...
I use obsidian git with a private repo on a self hosted gitea. When I open obsidian on another device, it just pulls and fetches the changes. it is working awesomely smooth. wanna give it a try while using obsidian already?
I didn't know about it. I already have a self-hosted git so I definitely will try!
Protip: gitignore workspace.json, this file is a hassle to versionate!
I have everything on this but considering moving to obsidian for the in line latex support
Homebox by the creator of Mealie. Helps you organise your house with inventory management. It's out and quite useable but still in its infancy.