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If you ever plan to support them, ntfy.sh would be my top recommendation.



Hi, this looks amazing, I’ll try it ! How is Pocketbase? What are your thoughts working with it?

Also, have you thought about federating trails? It would be amazing we could build a decentralized alternative to the big corps.


This will take over the internet by storm when they add 2 way integration with Prowlarr.



[Help] How do I bridge my VM to my LAN ? (Cockpit on Fedora Server)
So, I have a Home Assistant VM that I need to bridge to my LAN, it’s network interface “vnet1” is a member of bridge0, I tried adding eno1 (Host NIC) to bridge0 but I lose LAN access to my server. How should I do it ?
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[Help] How do I bridge my VM to my LAN ? (Cockpit on Fedora Server)
So, I have a Home Assistant VM that I need to bridge to my LAN, it's network interface "vnet1" is a member of bridge0, I tried adding eno1 (Host NIC) to bridge0 but I lose LAN access to my server. How should I do it ?
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Then his point is stronger, since you would be in a shittier situation without High Availability.


I’m running Fedora Server + Cosmos Cloud. Freaking awesome. Fedora Server comes bundled with Cockpit, which makes admin work much easier, and Cosmos Cloud makes Docker very easy, and automates your security.


For anyone considering CasaOS, I suggest you check out Cosmos Cloud. More or less the same thing but with turnkey automated security and VPN.


I know. But I need something to fall back to, or meanwhile I have the money to buy all the Chromecasts.


Tizen vs WebOS for self-hosted media apps?
I'm planning to buy Smart TVs for my house and I wanted to know which TV OS has better support for homelab media apps. Self-Hosted apps: * Jellyfin * Immich * Nextcloud Memories * Funkwhale or Navidrome or Mopidy * AudioBookShelf Non-selfhosted apps I use: * Steam Link * All Streaming apps (Netflix, Disney+, etc.) * YouTube, YT Kids * YouTube Music * Spotify * Audible
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First of all, thanks for doing this. I really appreciate it, game preservation depends on DRM-Free packages. And there is no other software that I know of that is trying to offer the closest thing to a Steam-like experience for this scenario.

With that out of the way, I must bring up a specific section found in your documentation.

It simplifies the whole gaming experience by organizing, downloading, installing, playing, and tracking

https://gamevau.lt/docs/client-docs/how-to-use

From what I can read in the docs, the installation is completely manual. Even games that don’t have an installer, they get compressed and must be manually decompressed to the proper gamevault folder.

If games that don’t require an installer, actually do get automatically “installed”, then my suggestion is that you add that to the documentation. If that is not the case, then I suggest you stop advertising this functionality as if it was true.

As for Linux, if this software does offer an advatage over just copying games, I guess someone will eventually make a plugin for Lutris or Heroic. But one thing that I suggest for GameVault is developing a way to automatically add the games as a non-Steam game to the Steam application. The majority of users prefer Steam over any other launcher, specially for people using their PCs connected to a TV, Steam Big Picture is just superior to anything else out there.



ActivePieces is MIT licensed, contrary to the restrictive n8n license.

It’s not as mature, but it’s doing it right, it deserves support from the community.

Should someone make a HA integration, it would be awesome.