This is a tough one. All readers I tried had something that annoyed me. If forced to read on desktop, I will use Calibre. But nowadays I prefer calibre-web to put the epub automatically on my ereader.

How much RAM do you have available? Do you have an unlimited internet connection?

some related communities I came across:

• !ynabalternatives@piefed.social
• !hledger@discuss.tchncs.de

I got off CloudFlare by using Pangolin. Ideal for my use-case, I didn’t use any of CF’s advanced features, so Pangolin is the ideal replacement for me.

Publicly serves everything from static sites to forgejo (+the ssh endpoint for git pushes).

indeed enjoying it muchly! Coming from (paid) symfonium, but not missing anything as Tempus is nearly as beautiful. Can’t say it’s lacking any features that I need, so yea, very happy with it.

Only downside, if any, is since its foss, it’ll end up costing me more through donations than the one-time Symfonium payment 🤣

audiobookshelf for audiobooks specifically, with Lissen as the android client.

For music, Navidrome with Tempus as android client and Feishin as desktop client, all scrobbling to ListenBrainz.

Seconded, been with migadu for 2 years now with multiple custom domains, it’s flawless!

If I had to nitpick, I’d point to the outdated UI, but even that screams ‘solid’ to me, as compared to the modern JS front-ends.

Google Pixels

Second-hand of course

I love how it allows me to move domains up or down. This allows me to have wikipedia results at the very top and have all X, FB, MS domains blocked from appearing in the results.

wow didn’t know dockge could do that!

I can recommend Arcane as a front end. I switched over all my services this last week from multiple dockges to a single arcane (+agents). It’s looking pretty sweet now. Cleans up a lot of bookmarks too 😆

Sure, I’m assuming the project has a stable version and a warning or archived banner clearly advertised 😉

oh absolutely. I only meant in case it’s physically too much for the repo owner.

There’s no need to feel obligated to carry on to one’s own detriment. The community knows how to move on with it, e.g. ownership transfer or a fork.

Any JellyGlance users here? Is it worth it? This seems like it should be a jellyfin add-on, not a separate service. Still trying to see the real upside, so feel free to enlighten me.

One could also not feel obligated to address all requests and just let anyone fork the project.

Isn’t it a bit about the ego to keep running the project while it’s too much to handle?

indeed, installing an app made by Trump supporters, what could go wrong.

whoo look at that dashboard!!

Great suggestion, will try it out today, thanks!!

Big beets fan here. Only thing I don’t like, other than the odd album missing from their index, is the weak genre naming. I acknowledge this is murky territory, I’m wondering how other users handle the genres.

Whenever I have to sift through a big collection, Feishin is no longer the right tool. In that case I use Quod Libet with the 3 panes layout. Resembles Musicbee/MediaMonkey pretty well, while being very fast!

OP: Don’t forget to have some fun with your collection: Mixxx - mixing and looping, so much fun!