

I’ve had an Eddie Bauer vantage point for probably 26 years and taken it all over the world. Its a wee bit frayed in places but still holding up well. Almost daily usage except for weekends.


I’ve had an Eddie Bauer vantage point for probably 26 years and taken it all over the world. Its a wee bit frayed in places but still holding up well. Almost daily usage except for weekends.
Some of the GUI functions for user management are paywalled. Its nothing I’ve found to be problematic in my use case.
There is also photoprism although its become less popular than immich over the last year or two. What are your requirements? That would help folks give you good recommendations.
Daily drive. Extremely stable and fast. I love it. Only issues I have had is some early bugs where proton games would open slightly offset on the screen, that seems to be resolved for the past few months though.


I use grimmory and have been very happy.


Has anyone used ROMM? How is it?


FF7 (original)
No. Absolutely no interest in 24/7 being plugged in.


i literally just got out of my car where i was playing music using finamp in amdroid auto. IIRC there is a major rewrite going on but the builds are stable. look in the repo for instructions to use the rewrite and not the basic play store version


use finamp. it works fantastic!


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I use homebox for the assets and a wiki for the procedures. Works well enough. I do wish that rooms could be treated as assets though to help me record things like paint used etc.


This would actually be an awesome feature request for homebox.


Booklore just went through some drama and is being replaced by grimmory which is a fork. I’ve been using booklore for a while and really like it although there are definitely rough edges. Just upgraded to grimmory last night.


I use filen.io. encrypted and the barrier to entry is really low. Only gripe is that the CLI tool doesn’t support cron jobs yet.


I enjoy booklore, was easy to setup. I don’t think its very matureyet though. Just updated last night and an annoying bug where sometimes books wouldn’t show up after import has been fixed, so the upside is active development!
Honestly most of these look to be almost the same so I’m not sure what the key defining features would be.


For low technical skill entry filen.io and proton are worth looking into.


How do I check this? I route everything on my internal network only. But how should I make sure its not accessible remotely? I cannot just have these on an air gapped network.


Is a photoprism integration planned as well or just immich?
This is what I do. There is actually an nginx proxy manager plugin for home assistant that I used and helped make it really trivial.