Should I get Gitea or Forgejo? Forgejo seems to be a more free/libre fork of Gitea, the latter of which is influenced by a for-profit company. Is Forgejo functionally equivalent to Gitea, and if not, what are the differences? If they are basically the same I would probably go with Forgejo over Gitea. Is Forgejo's documentation and setup similar, better, or worse than Gitea?
sbeak
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that makes sense, not having all your eggs in one basket.
hence keepass :D
might set up syncthing too so I can sync my passwords p2p...
I personally prefer keepass and really don’t trust my server to be secure enough with all my passwords…
That’s a big list. I already use joplin, but never knew you could self-host syncing! I’ll do that then :D
Ah, that seems pretty cool :D
Radicale’s official documentation didn’t help me much, so I followed some youtube video (by “Awesome Open Source”) where you use a docker image instead of a python venv + pip install.
For Immich, official docs were fantastic!
For Nextcloud, I followed Learn Linux TV’s “How to Set Up Nextcloud on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS” (though I used Debian, not Ubuntu)
Ooh, I didn’t know you could self-host joplin sync! I’ve been using backblaze for quite a long time for that.
I am, indeed, a developer. I might try locally hosting Gitea/Forgejo as an extra backup. I assume you can have multiple “origins” in git, right? That means I can back my repository to both codeberg and server.
Grist seems pretty cool too.
I hosted radicale first so already had my events sorted out. Wasn’t really bothered moving them again. Also, I like radicale, it’s simple and it works.
that seems quite important, I’ll do that then!
How do I set up backups for Immich, Nextcloud, and Radicale? I see lots of different options, I can't pick!