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Yeah. Thats a classic.
There are smaller repos I found more helpfull, like https://github.com/tborychowski/self-hosted-cookbook which provides minimal compose recipes for spinning up your containers and test the services.
Also https://noted.lol is one of my favorites
I have not heard of either of these. I’m excited to check them out, thanks for sharing.
Any thoughts on this OP or is this more "let me just link this everywhere and not actually give any discussion about it myself" links are so prevalent on lemmy lately.
There was a somewhat passionate discussion on this on a post about 10 days ago, with the maintainer participating
https://lemmy.world/post/1976855
(Sorry for the http, still working out how to post lemmy style links)
I now understand why Lemmy is called "link aggregator" software
I think it's a numbers issue; far too many links than there are people that are knowledgeable and willing to talk about them
I noticed it in a community that it didn’t seem to fit and I’m subbed here. I did a quick look and didn’t see it in this community. It is a list I personally have had bookmarked for a while and used to get started with self hosting.
Thanks. Just got a synology and want to try replacing googlee docs. The CODE docker looks promising... Need to understand how to get tunneling working first. 😂
I have a DS1019+ and I think Synology has its own version of office suit for free. I haven’t looked in a while but a few years ago it was a thing.
Yeah, they do, but no mobile app support... I don't think