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  • how this compare with silverbullet? it uses markdown?

  • make an issue on immich

  • i have ssh configured on a different port,

    more than one time i enabled ssh in ufw, restarted the service... and the connection dropped

  • i'm using it at work to take notes and write documentation.

    i think it's a fantastic app.

    i have it as a pwa and have at least one silverbullet for each desktop.

    i have ~100 notes perfectly organized in silverbullet!

    the only things i would change is compatability with other tools. there is no way to export to PDF, if you nees to convert the note to docx you need to copy paste everything.

  • you can install it as a PWA

  • Tasks.md: A self-hosted, a Markdown file based task management board

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  • Hi i like your project and i will most likely start to use it.

    i also use silverbullet.md, it could be awesome to have some kind of interoperability from the two.

  • arch + docker for the services

  • what file system are you using?

  • i've used kde with bismuth for a long time. now it's dying... polonium is it's successor but still a long way ahead.

    i have high hopes for cosmic

  • i'm also using termius to connect from mobile, i also have a couple of scripts

  • how does this compare with silverbullet?

    can i link pages? do queries?

  • you could use btrfs snapshots of the volumes you want to preserve. then send the snapshot to a remote location.

    if the ssd fries you just need to download the snapshots and restore their layout.

    i have a script for it and i use it on my server: https://github.com/simone-viozzi/btrfs2cloud-backup

  • i'm stuck with windows, but i moved everything inside WSL... so at least vscode it's on Linux.

    i'm a heavy multitasker used to tiling WMs, multiple desktops on windows is torture.

  • i use bismuth / polonium on KDE. both are very bare bone, but it's nice to have a full plasma desktop + tiling.

    let me know if you happen to know a better combination

  • immich is the way to go

  • i have been running the new owncloud (ocis) and, with some quirks and very basic functionality, it's been running for 2+ years and survived multiple updates without major complications

  • i open vscode on the server through the ssh tunnel

  • i use it to auto unlock luks. if someone messed with the hardware/ bios, it will ask for the password next boot.

  • you should exclude the immich stack from auto-updating and subscribe to immich releases.

    most of the time will just be a docker compose pull && docker compose up -d && docker compose logs -f