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    • Mobile: Nextcloud Notes
    • Desktop: Qownnotes or vim
    • Server: Nextcloud (+Qownnotes addon)

    Much better solution than Joplin, no database or cryptic file names, just plain markdown files on every device you can imagine. Simple and future proof.

  • Nice! The world needs more rust apps and definitely more TUI apps, thank you 🙂👍

  • I understand! I know there is a lot of hype about Discord, especially young people love it. Despite all the features, isn't Discord just a chat software? Reading your answer, I think you are looking for a forum software (not chat) 😄 Have you looked at Discourse? It is open source, offers a modern, hierarchical structure with categories and subcategories, extensive permission systems and role management. It is specifically designed for larger communities and allows easy management of moderators and admins.

  • Matrix is horrible for large communities

    Interesting, what issues did you have? How large are those communities?

  • Have you tried searxng? Just switch them on in the settings:

  • Thank you guys! 😃👍

  • Great! I think I have a Asus Transformer Pad lying around, I might give it a shot!

  • Desktop/Laptop: Ncmpcpp + mopidy-mpd + jellyfin-plugin

    Mobile: Finamp

    Homeserver: Jellyfin

    With this setup I'm able to manage and play my playlists on every device.

  • I highly recommend:

    • Web: Nextcloud + Nextcloud Notes App + Qownnotes Sync App
    • Desktop: Qownnotes and/or vim (or any texteditor of choice)
    • Mobile: Nextcloud Notes

    Main advantage of this software stack over other solutions like joplin is the handling of the notes. Everthing is stored in a simple folder structure in plain markdown text files (*.md). This means if anything breaks, you are always able to read and edit with any text editor on any system! I switched away from joplin because it stores the notes in a database and notes file names are a cryptic string, so if you are not able to load joplin it's very hard to find anything.

  • As an Arch Linux user on every thinkpad I own: what the heck is a chromebook?

  • Finding new communities with the Lemmyverse.net explorer is easy, I highly recommend it!