Those windows ram requirements are only to boot into the system, no way 2gb or 4gb enough for normal use

Depends if you want the things you learn to help you in future career paths, I chose to learn flutter because I wanted an app cross platform on all devices and not just ios, android and web which is what react native offered (plus no good full storage access of device, cuz damit I had visions), but it’s difficult to find a position as Flutter Dev without at least 5 years of experience.

Oh wait, were you looking for alternatives? I guess this also works: https://filebrowser.org/

Its just web veiw to file server instead of only using things like smb or nfs

Yeah setting it up the way you want is a pain, but I like it mainly for backing up photos from my phone automatically, as well as, syncing podcasts and music between devices since I moved away from Spotify and start using things like AntennaPod and Gramophone

I got 20TB in my server, might as well use it.

Its less of a need for powerful hardware and more of a want.

I started off my days with a laptop that had a broken screen. I took screen off and hid it behind my desk, worked perfectly fine, even came with a built in backup battery too xD

Thanks for letting me know.

Also, I am just surprised people know about it, even if I mention it I honestly didn’t think anyone would try it. I want to make it much better but I lack the knowledge to make it as perfectly as I envision it, so they only thing I can do it learn and improve as I go.

Shameless plug, but I had almost the same requirements so I went and made the app myself https://github.com/RoBoT095/printnotes

Desktop needs more work but you can for now use the appimage. Once it’s in a better state I’ll make flatpaks and maybe other types like rpm and deb packages

Sadly that isn’t so simple for grapheneOS, at the point your only option is compiling it yourself which I forgot exactly how much space you need but it was in the ball park of like 200-250Gb

Bro you forgot the ‘m’ at the end of vi

I know this isn’t a self hostable app and just a alternative client that pulls music from youtube and uses song recommendations from spotify, but I switched to Spotube. It has some bugs, but hey it’s written in flutter and I know flutter so I’m able to contribute.

Alias albert=apt

please albert-get update

Edit: oops sorry didn’t mean to reply to your comment, I’m on mobile so I thought was new comment

Ah I wasn’t aware, I just assumed that even if it’s from its own repository, it is still on F-droid

Edit: reading the license, seems open source enough but I don’t have a legal background so I’m not the most well versed in that stuff, as long as code it open is the bare minimum for me.

Removed by mod

Me when I forget why I’m in a directory, then remember, but forget again

Maybe I should add a button to view hidden folders

Not the most up-to-date all the time, here are a bunch of apks and a single old appimage I did for testing https://drive.proton.me/urls/QEVQW91PAG#rdeWJPqYZyW0

• This app is made with flutter, meaning I can use single code base to build to most platforms, I am not very experienced with flutter yet, so I couldn’t find a way to only give it access to your files without full access without bugs, maybe I missed something or did something wrong.

• There are very small amount of libraries for markdown support that are good, so for example code block themes are imported individually so to avoid including 50 types of code themes, I just chose 2 (light and dark mode) that I thought looked good.

• Yeah search is actually a lot harder to do, especially the way I made it, which I kind of ended up shooting myself in the foot on that one, due to lack of foresight.

• Hidden folders are filtered out because things like archive and trash are just hidden folders in main path.

I appreciate the feedback, I am finally getting more than just a “Looks cool, man” and “That’s nice” reply.

I personally don’t like Obsidian on mobile, but to answer your question, this is all just a kind of learning experience as this is the second app I have ever made, so not much.

Locally in any folder you choose, currently I set it up to sync through the nextcloud client app, but in the future I want to see if I can add options for bi-directional syncing myself inside the app instead.

I believe you need to sign in to Gmail first