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@samuelnorbury A better alternative would then probably be #NextcloudNotes
I use the web interface and Thunderbird at homr and an Android app on the go, but I can imagine that the web interface would be fine to use in a browser on your Librem 5 as well.
This option requires a Nextcloud server on which the notes are stored as Markdown or txt files -
@samuelnorbury 👍 Appreciate the feedback. I'll add beta testing a #LinuxSmartphone to my #NewYearsResolutions for next year.
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Installed #opensuse #tumbleweed on my old x230 because I'm sadly struggling too much with getting a dev environment working easily using either #docker or #nixshell running on #VanillaOS. Vanilla works great for my media laptop that must-not-break-no-matter-what, though.
I hadn't seen it previously but the opensuse installer has an encrypted partitions option, and it worked flawlessly! Guess I'll spend tomorrow reinstalling my other opensuse laptop as well.
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Battery life seems to also have taken a huge leap forward. In fact it's so reliable that it has become boring technology. Gone are the days of gambling on whether I will be able to phone someone. No more homebrew scripts to toggle the usb-bus.
Is this what it feels like to be a #normie?
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CW: re: Selfhosting Pleroma
How did I do it?
A containerized pleroma, running in podman(-compose) on opensuse tumbleweed on the rpi4b (4gb ram) was a simple first step that ensured a sandboxed webserver with very few permissions in the host: https://github.com/angristan/docker-pleroma
I'm quite comfortable with linux, container technologies and webhosting, but I was hellbent on not opening ports on my home router/modem.
Enter tailscale funnel! Tailscale would let me both connect to my rpi from anywhere easily using the `tailscale ssh` system, and `funnel`, combined with `MagicDNS` allowed me to serve my activitypub server publicly (with some throughput limitations that I _hope_ I don't reach).
https://tailscale.com/kb/1223/tailscale-funnel/
Cool stuff! Easy to setup! Mostly safe for my home network!
#TailScaleFunnel
