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  • It is very easy. Here is my compose:

     yaml
        
    services:
      watchtower:
        image: containrrr/watchtower
        container_name: watchtower
        restart: always
        volumes:
          - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
          - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
        command: --interval 10800
        logging:
          driver: local
        environment:
              WATCHTOWER_NOTIFICATION_URL: gotify://
              WATCHTOWER_NOTIFICATIONS_HOSTNAME: Fancy name
              WATCHTOWER_MONITOR_ONLY: true
              WATCHTOWER_WARN_ON_HEAD_FAILURE: never
    
      

    Every 3 hours it will check for updates, send a message via Gotify and pull the new images. It will not restart the containers with the new images.

  • I only let me notify about updates. I don't want autoupdates, because some projects may have breaking changes (looking at you Immich 😁)

    I get a message from watchtower over Gotify and then I can read the changelog

  • Mastodon is my preference 😊 I really like my timeline

  • I like Zoraxy it has a lot of features, like Zerotier integration, status monitoring etc and a clean UI

    Runs fine for my needs and fully replaced NPM for me 😊

    You can run it in docker or as a single binary directly

  • You can use Rescuezilla which is basically a GUI fir Clonezilla, but easier to use 😋

  • Selfhosted Mastodon instances, not only Mastodon social, Misskey and forks, friendica...

    Closing registrations would be a must have too. At the moment you can not disable public registrations 😔

  • Congrats to those milestones ☝🏻 Using Immich since the early versions and it got better and better, thanks to the efforts of the team

    Thanks again for the help if something broke because of an update 😊

  • Great as always, I love the integration with Floccus 🥰

    Donated again, thanks for Linkwarden

  • Use Publii, it has a WYSIWYG editor, a block editor and a markdown editor. It creates the files on your PC and can upload it to your server. Just point your webserver to the uploaded folder.

    Very beginner friendly ☝🏻

  • Siyuan wants an account even if I want to sync in WebDAV or S3, sorry but no.

  • Affine is a newer project and has interesting features. Outline is more mature. I prefer outline a little bit more 😌

  • Outline or Affine are better choices for a notion replacement imo 🤔

  • Yeah Memos is great. I use it as a personal journal. It supports great features like Postgres database, tags, filters, S3 for assets, SSO with OIDC. Dev works on more features like referencing notes if I read correctly

    Only downside for me is, pictures are always at the end of a note, not inline like in wikis

  • No it is fully encrypted, even on the server. This topic was years old. You can read a good explanation here

  • No CSS skills are stopping me from hiding the button. Maybe a checkbox to turn it off would be the better option, or move it completely to the about page

    Even in Immich you can turn it off without paying. Subscriptions are like cancer imo, 5€ here, 10€ there.. No thanks, other projects still exists since years, like Codex or Komga

  • Don't like plus features or paid features at all. I donate frequently to a few open source projects, but I decide if I pay and when I pay and how much I pay.

    The donate button is floating, that is annoying and even if you donated, it won't go away. You need to buy a subscription. Sorry but no, there are better softwares out there

    Immich got a shitstorm because of the license button in a corner without any paid features. Now it is now called support (which is better imo)

  • Komga is what I use, really like it to read my mangas ☺️

    For metadata editing you can use Comictagger

    It writes the metadata to the files and has online database support

  • Removed Kavita since they started Kavita+ and the floating donate button, which can only be removed if you pay. Never again

    I use Komga instead