For power users like ourselves sure but for beginners who are not tinkering immutables are perfect.

+1 I am installing bazzite gnome (configured to look like windows 10) on my wife and mum’s computers. As long as they have chrome they are good.

The only thing stopping me from jumping is proper work profile support

Every time I look around for a new mail client I come back to thunderbird. Nothing else ticks all the boxes

I was playing with Silverblue but had to switch out because it didn’t have DisplayLink drivers or a flatpak for VMWare Horizon which meant I couldn’t connect to work

I use calibre to manage my collection. Calibre creates a folder per author and a sub-folder per book. I also have separate Calibre libraries for fiction, non-fiction and comics.

Wow I am not in your league

I am currently migrating from a dedicated docker host to a proxmox host with multiple LXC containers.

old host - 23 docker containers, 128GB system drive, 4TB data drive

backup server - 1 docker container, 1TB disk

proxmox - 3 LXC containers, one of which has 3 docker containers. 500GB system drive, 4TB media drive (not LVM)

The plan is to migrate the loads on the old host to the proxmox host. I also have another 4TB drive coming with the intent of setting up a RAID with 2 of the 4TB drives.

Home assistant is high on my todo list right after i set up my new proxmox host

Currently running

• speedtest tracker
• uptime kuma
• paperless
• viewtube
• airsonic
• transmission
• linkding
• vaultwarden
• nextcloud
• audiobookshelf
• code server
• freshrss
• rss bridge
• nginx proxy manager
• homepage
• libreddit
• gitea
• pivpn
• pihole
• borg backup
• time machine

ooh i like the idea of the proxmox cluster

Yeah that one is way OP. My 4yo celeron NUC 8GB with 128GB SSD and 2x4TB external drives is ample for everything I throw at it

EDIT - there is a Ryzen 5 option in that page for 350 would be ample

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A low end celeron NUC would be best. I have one that has been doing the heavy lifting for my home services for 4 years

Sorry just re-read your post. So the router they supplied does not have this setting? What make and model is it?

Do you have a modem? You should be able to configure port forwarding in that

Interesting. I might be able to go back to hosting on my server for inbound only. Thanks for the tip

Yeah that is my current mail provider but the self hosting bug bites deep

nice work! I had given up on getting FF sync running. I used xBrowserSync for a while but that has no iOS support so am currently using Linkding. I will give this a shot :-)

Has anyone tried the docker variant of pi.alert? I presume that one must be smart enough to filter out docker ‘devices’

After adding about 20 MAC addresses I gave up and just moved pi.alert to my secondary dns server (a pi zero) which has no docker