Definitely. It’s easy to get a server up and running in about ten minutes.

I use Ubuntu Server on my home servers. Been running it on them for years without issue. I know Canonical/Ubuntu get a lot of hate in the linux community, but for server side things, I think it’s great.

1. If you use an LTS (24.04) version, you can get super long term security updates, meaning you don’t have to worry about a full os upgrade for 10-15 years (via the free Ubuntu pro).
2. It’s super solid, boring, and dependable, which is what you want out of a server os
3. If you need it, there’s a TON of documentation/support information out there for Ubuntu.

I also recommend forgejo over gitea. I’m running forgejo and I love it.

For your reverse proxy, look into pangolin. It combines proxy with wireguard tunneling and auth. So you can set up access controls on a service by service level. It’s great. I use it and love it. No affiliation. Just really happy with how it works.

I agree with the other folks recommending Pangolin on a VPS for this. It’s great. It combines a reverse proxy and a wireguard tunnel together for you. You don’t have to open any ports on your home network, and Pangolin allows you to set access levels for each individual service.

So you can have some fully open for those who aren’t going to mess with VPNs and tunneling, and you can put other things behind Pangolin auth to add additional protection.

Are you able to ssh in with Pangolin? I’m also using Pangolin on a VPS, and though a little while ago (last year somteime?) they demoed a tool for ssh over the pangolin tunnel, I could not get it to work.

Just watched this a little while ago and was pretty impressed overall.

I agree the “all open apps” view is awful. The Vista callout made me laugh out loud.

With this and Motorola working with Graphene, we seem to be moving steadily towards some decent options for phones that aren’t Google or Apple

I scored some new WD 14tb drives for $120 US last October, and I am glad I did! Was a hell of a deal.

Is WordPress running in docker or on the host is?

What you could do is set up and NFS or smb share on the ote other server, move all the media to that share on the file server and then mount the NFS/b share to the folder on the WordPress server.

Set up the NFS/smb share to mount at boot. WordPress shoudnt wvwn notice the difference.

I’ve been thinking about giving fedora atomic sway a spin.

Been on Linux only for a couple years now. My biggest complaint is how terrible the trackpad experience is. The upside is I have a pretty keyboard centric workflow (tiling window manager), so I dont have to use the trackpad too much, but wgeb I do its not a great experience.

Fwiw arch (BTW), with hyprland on a framework 13.

I used duckdns for years without any issues at all. Only reason I switched is because I’m using Pangolin and tunneling instead of exposing my IP directly.

Sorry, typo. It’s Play:sub

Unfortunately, yes

Android or iOS?

On android I found symphonium to be a great app to use with my navidrome server. On iOS, play:sub was the best experience I found

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No joke.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Hah. I was ready to rage comment until I finished reading your whole comment.

This looks awesome. I’m going to check it out.