This is the open source software I use each day in 2023...this is part 2 of the 2 part series. Enjoy

Have you tried hosting your own Rustdesk server using the NetMaker infrastructure setup? I've not been able to do this and wonder if the Wireguard vpn portion is not forwarding 21115-21119 through to my private LAN. Would be a good follow up to your other Netmaker videos ;-)

I have found that there are tons more software for Linux than Windows. And the upside is the fact that they are open source, free, non malware, maintained, easily findable thanks to repos or flatpak or snap or appimage. I am appalled how Microsoft keeps their users in the dark and deliberately kneecaps them

I found Obsidan to be a far more powerful note taking app compared to Trillium.

I enjoyed the video. Very inspiring! What is the name of the linux destro your using?

OBS means Open Broadcaster Software, not Open Broadcast System

I absolutely hate that most native apps nowadays are made using web technology, resulting in big and demanding software.

I've never been sold on LibreOffice and I've been Linux only for more than a decade now. LibreOffice has always let me down while doing very basic word or presentation documents mostly for school. My use case was so basic and it still failed me that I really doubt anyone is actually doing anything productive with LibreOffice. Kind of a shame because you can tell there's a lot of effort that's been put into it but if this late in the game it still fails doing basic stuff well, it's tragic but it is what it is. The best thing that's happened to Linux in the productivity suite space is that all the big ones moved to the cloud and you can basically use them for free (privacy notwithstanding of course so ymmv)

I did like it

Great Video Brain, thank you. Why do you not use Jellfin for music?

Thak you for your work, but... it is a bit frustrating to ear praize to a software... that you don't know what it is!! Maybe it would be better if there was an explanation of WHAT IS the software before praizing it. (If you find any error on my inglish, I apologize...)

I would like to provide some very useful programs to install with docker such as: XIBO (ad display server), Calibre web (digital book shelf), Odoo (administration program), Jitsi (video call server), Drawio (flow drawing of work), kasmweb (web application server), azuracast (radio server), Binance Trading bot (cryptocurrency bot), openvpn (vpn server), cups (print server). If you know more, share.

great

Good Open Source Photo Editors ?

Next cloud . Do you host your own server? Make no sense if not and no one really need it

in the show notes, the link for quantux is the link for navidrome. looks like you forgot to change it

Thanks very much for you insights. I to am a fan of OSS. So your video is very helpful. Thanks again. Subscribed!

Shotcut or kdenlive?

Awesome Channel 👍👍

Do you have a home inventory program? Something to store: location, value(for insurance), warranty, url for more info, picture, ...

Loved both these vids great setup thanks for sharing. Would like to see updated vid on jellyfin plz

Just stumbled across your channel and Love these 2 videos. You have a great way of presenting. Thank you and you just got a new subsriber, hope you get great success.

Crater Invoice is not free Software, so by definition not real open source.

Sucks.

Hi,
is there any self hosted task management app for both mobile and website?

I turn a open source guy with you, lol :)

🗿 reppin open source! Thanks so much, great video as always

Thanks for the share, love your work!
Question, have you thought about making a video for open source single sign on (SSO)? I haven't found any good examples used in home lab.

hiy brian I am waiting for part 3

Are these programs compatible with windows?

Is there a particular reason you use Jellyfin over Emby?

I also use RustDesk every day.

Sir, Can you help me one thing, Can i get a reference for a open source application which can make a tunel for port forwarding or open port for home pc. My ISP did not alow me for port opening and static ip. thats why i can access my home pc from outside network. (Like duckdns, noip, etc.) if possibile pls share me a tutorial video also.

Trillium seems to be so similar to obsidian. I wonder why it is not more popular than Joplin.

Hi, which registrar are you using domain ect.. pls

Which OS are you using? I am web and mobile app developer. also gamer.. right now I am using windows and Mac too.. I want explore Linux so which Linux disb suites for me... If you have any idea?

Thanks for pointing me to Navidrome. I've been looking for something like this.

Thank you for the great experience
I have a query
How many devices do you use for these programs that I explained in the two sections?

I wish you to how your home lab was built

my regards

Nice video as always. Just I question I'm curious. How do you manage backups of all the stuff saved in the nextcloud instance?

What would you say is a good, free windows RDS server like solution

Trilian looks really nice but i miss a mobile app for this :/

selfhosted music playback remains totally pathetic,
Navidrome can't view folders, Jellyfin doesn't even scan bigger library at all,
gapless playback is a no-go, .cue sheet flac support is no-go too -_-

I'm no stranger to the terminal, but wireguird is what I was missing. It's name is so close to wireguard that just googling it after knowing the name from your video, I kept getting redirected, ha. So not surprised I'd never heard of it before.

Good series, thanks. Picked up a few new apps to play with. Great video as always

+1 for tabby. been using it since it was terminus. not as light weight as putty but the features are generally worth it. I still use putty for one offs though

Is Netmaker open-source; free for users?

Great video as always.
Which OS you are using for this machine?
I see this is Gnome Desktop.

I just switched from Traefik to Nginx because of you. SO MUCH EASIER to work with.

You could not possibly use everything shown in part 1 & 2 everyday!! It's just not possible.

are you using pop os ?