I just started using Homepage a few weeks ago, I like it.

They said they were disappointed, not mad.

Use it every day and it’s all I need.

I would really advise against dual booting Windows on a single drive.

Not at all! I did poke around some random pages after you helped me, sorry I didn’t come back to my. Thanks for sharing the update, I’m keen to see how you’re using DW.

Guess I’ll stick to unrealistic software then.

Thanks for sharing! I don’t have a ton of experience with MediaWiki and cannot figure out how to go to a random page lol

If you wouldn’t mind sharing, I’d love to take a gander at what you’re cooking up!

I suppose, but that’s not a fun or particularly attractive solution imho.

That only works if you want to lock it from one side.

Ended up having to change my default assistant, then change it back to Homeassistant for it to recognize that it was the default. There’s already a bug report for it as well.

I used their advice from the blog to make an automation that turns it on when I’m home, and off when I’m away.

Awesome to hear!

One downside I found of Continuwuity was no SMTP setup for password resets, or new user registration.

Wake word on mobile is very exciting, but it doesn’t seem to work on my device. It won’t even let me turn it on, and says that HA is not my default assistant even though it definitely is.

My current solution is to pay for a few TBs of cloud storage, which is enough for my backup needs. My server has a few scripts on it that I wrote which all run on different cron schedules. The scripts, in general, shut down the service it’s backing up, tars and compresses the files related to the service, spins the services back up, then copies the compressed archive to a central backup location, and a secondary backup on-site external hard drive. Another script runs every day which prunes old backups from the cloud storage, then uploads the new ones.

I considered functions that I wanted (for example, tags) and looked to see if there was a plugin that did what I wanted. Dokuwiki’s plugin browser was very useful for this.

What client(s) do you use/prefer?

Like many, I am looking for a Discord replacement and (possibly hot take) I largely like Discord’s layout, UI, and chat flow. That is to say, I like threads, channels, categories, and “servers” (spaces, what-have-you) to partition my chat experience. There are a few Matrix clients that replicate this closely, but the XMPP ones I have seen so far at least were not very enjoyable user experiences for me.

(Not for nothing, I also have been able to get a Synapse server running on my homelab, but have thus far not been able to successfully get an XMPP server running so that’s not helping my experience either)

Happy to check out your suggestions.

I use Dokuwiki for my small fantasy wiki project. I use many plugins to achieve the functionality and style that I want, but it works well for my needs. None of the others I looked at could do quite everything I wanted.

Ah thank you for the clarification!