Well I hope everyone here has some experience.

I spent $200 on a mini PC. The only thing business is essentially a landing page.

Yunohost handles the security and really the majority of technical stuff for me but it’s still going to require some learning. I’m happy to help as much as I can.

I looked for a long time and never found any that didn’t have cloud connections requirements. So I settled for a “dumb” one that has automatic hot/cold switching.

What the heck is a boiler?

Don’t let your dreams be dreams

Signal

…handheld Linux what?

Your data will be on whatever server you select. It’s not “sign up with Mastodon”, it’s “sign in with Mastodon”.

No, if you sign in with Mastodon, that’s just using your Mastodon credentials to create a Pixelfed account.

This is what I was going to suggest. Have all computers running the same OS and then just sync the home directory with SyncThing.

I like Commet

Are these your screenshots? If so, what hardware and OS are you running, out of curiosity?

oh, very cool

What does “enabled” mean?

What makes these “mobile apps”? Are they special versions optimized for phones?

Because it requires generating, memorizing and entering a secure password. Because Linux typically doesn’t support fingerprint readers or other biometrics.

Does it matter if it’s accurate if it gives everyone the wrong impression?

I must have seen a dozen posts ripping into Bazzite for “cloud native”. This is a dumb decision that they need to run away from.

Your AI acceleration makes the whole thing a lot less genuine.

The problem is using Proxmox…

The installation is not the problem…