I did this about a year ago, and started with tailscale. But for some bizarre reason, tailscale would cause my entire internet connection to drop. I had the internet provider come out 5 times to fix it, i got a new router twice, they even checked for cable problems between my house and the neighbourhood switch. All to no avail. I would lose internet connection several times a day until i would reboot my router. I then found someone on their forum mention that tailscale was causing problems, so i turned it off. The problems stopped. I found no way to mitigate this.

I ended up running wireguard, which works great for me, but does have a bit of a learning curve. I have rented a tiny cloud server which is the central hub, and all of my services run in podman with their own wireguard config. I run my own dns for the lacal domains. It took me a bit of effort, but is now running very stable.

I’m also cautiously enthusiastic. I’m curious about the gaming experience, but i’m especially interested in a desktop experience, having as many virtual screens as i like. I’d be very curious to see how that works in day to day.

I do the same. I have a real domain and certbot does a dns challenge. It was a little fiddly and took a moment to figure out, i think that was because i couldn’t gat caddy to work, but traefik worked a charm. Self signing is more complex i think because you’ll need to accept the root in every client (browsers especially?), which is even more fiddly.

Thanks for answering. I don’t self host it but am interested. It’s still a company that i entrust to store highly sensitive data with, hence my interest in self hosting. Usually folks promote self hosting, so i was curious about your comment to not. Agree, that’s not something to consider lightly.

Why not self host?

I have an x360 running bazzite with gnome and it runs great.

I’m on bazzite which I believe is like a sibling or derivative of bluefin. All based on atomic fedora. Atomic means the base system is immutable, which should help with stability. As mentioned elsewhere, for bleeding edge you use flatpak or distrobox. Its been a pleasure to use, I’m very happy.

I actually had it break, it wouldn’t go past the login after an update. Turns out it was a gnome issue. It was something like an accessibility feature I had enabled crashed gnome. So, technically it was gnome and it would’ve happened in any distro.

Other than that, bazzite, its perfect.

I do this too. Took me a little effort to set things up, but now its so easy.

I would greatly appreciate a bit more detail on your setup, is your calibre library simply a folder synced through next cloud?

I had a similar issue with using tail scale, but here the issue was definitely not on the client. My actual DSL connection would reset, multiple times per day. Had the provider come 4 times to investigate the issue, got 3 new routers, they reinstalled the entry point to the house, and fixed an issue in the neighbourhood central point. All to no avail. I ended up purging everything tail scale and hand rolled wireguard. No more issues :/

Over the past 20 (?) years I’ve tried KDE quite some times and I never could get into it for one reason: the cursor feels sluggish. Is this a me problem?

I just did, it’s really good!

I second this, have been using this as a daily driver on my laptop and PC, and I’m really enjoying it. Seems very very stable.

How? I was looking for this (although not very thoroughly)

[Edit] found it https://forgejo.org/docs/v1.21/user/packages/container/

Yes, but haven’t tried yet.

https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/

Thanks, and you’re absolutely right on the use of ai for something as important as this (in the meantime I’ve been reading up on this in more reputable sources). I was simply stunned with the answer and wanted to share how striking the resemblance is with what’s going on, but didn’t mean to imply it was authoritative.

Nonetheless I’m happy I shared because I probably wouldn’t have found those interesting links you shared.