Eldaroth

Just tried it on my phone, can't wait to try it on the computer as soon as I am in front of one!

Instead of touch controls, would using the gyro of the phone be a possibility?

Blorp for me

I run most of my services in containers with Podman Quadlets. One of them is Forgejo on which I have repos for all my quadlet (systemd) files and use renovate to update the image tags. Renovate creates PRs and can also show you release notes for the image it wants you to update to.

I currently check the PRs manually as well as pulling the latest git commits on my server. But this could also be further automated to one's liking.

I don't know about Home Assistant, but I am using Glance. I love the aesthetic and that you can configure it with descriptive yaml files.

But I think this is also a question you need to ask yourself: Do you want to "click together" a dashboard aka one with a nice GUI where you can configute everything (e.g. Homarr). Or rather one with config files like Glance and a bit simpler in its feature set.

Nice, had my XMPP server now running for a couple of weeks, not many users on it so far though. But my highlight of the week was managing to get the slidge whatsapp bridge with Prosody running, so I at least don't have to use the official app anymore for all those people who resist to get off of it.

Haha nice, already searched that one on F-Droid after not finding the Dawarich Android app on there. Looking forward to it!

Thanks for taking the time to reply.

In the meantime I tried the app and it looks awesome! However, I noticed the app relies on google's services location accuracy unfortunately. This is kind of a deal breaker for me to use the app for now. But I get that imlementing an F-Droid version is not your top priority, so I'll follow the project and patiently wait for it :)

Are there any plans to make the android app available on F-Droid as well? Or releasing the apk in the GitHub repo so we can install it with Obtainium?

Sorry if this has already been mentioned somewhere, couldn't find it in your post or on the website.

Yeah you could consider it old school, or maybe just a product of another time were people didn't mind to use multiple software for different uses.

I for one don't mind using Mumble for voice and XMPP for text chat or one to one calls for example.

I don't have a computer or smartphone so I only can install one app and that's it. And I know I might be in the minority when it comes to that, at least compared to the general public. For gods sake it's already hard to get people to install a second messenger app, not even trying to get them off WhatsApp or other meta crap...

I believe group calling is only a thing certain clients (e.g. Dino, Movim) support, although there is a initiative to implement it on protocol level as far as I am aware.

If you have your own VPS anyway, there is the Matrix Ansible Playbook which makes the setup with docker containers very easy. But I also get the sentiment that you don't want to tinker around all the time and just want stuff to work.

Kudos to you for using Matrix in the first place, I hope you can bring a lot of your friends and family to switch over to it. So far this has been the biggest hurdle on my journey 😅