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I just recently started playing around with an old pc as my homeserver and am curious of any recommendations for lesser known self hostable foss software that you would recommend

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[–] ozoned@beehaw.org 23 points 2 years ago (1 children)
  • Caddy - Reverse proxy
  • Owncast - Twitch alternative
  • Jellyfin - Home video streaming application
  • Joplin - Note taking app that syncs
  • Syncthing - syncs files from my LineageOS (Android) phones to PC
  • PiHole - VPN blocker
  • Minetest - open source voxel game engine (basically Minecraft)
  • Veloren - open source adventure game
  • Invidious - frontend for Youtube
  • Libreddit - frontend for Reddit (about to stop working)
  • Proxitok - frontend for TikTok
  • Nitter - frontend for Twitter
  • Rimgo - frontend for Imgur
  • Libremdb - frontend for IMDB
[–] Clegko@beehaw.org 3 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Are we sure Libreddit will stop working? The latest post from Reddit states that less than 100 api calls per second will remain free if you're logged in. I'm not exactly sure how Libreddit works (I use a self-hosted Troddit instance) but it's my understanding that API calls tied to your own user should be fine as long as you stick under than 100/sec limit.