Linkwarden is the gold standard imho. Covers everything I would ever need to do with bookmarks and more. I updated the last time OP posted here. Solid app.

I’ll…take your word for it. I’m good. For some reason, in my head, flashed a Blazing Saddles quote:

Okay, Jim, since you are my guest and I am your host, what are your pleasures? What do you like to do?

Oh, I don’t know. Play chess…screw.

Well let’s play chess.

Actually, you have discovered my origin story.

That’s funny.

Thanks for that. I grinned at the pitch; 'It’s a no-compromise solution that’s a a quantum leap forward. Looking at the rest of the page, it does seem to have some bases covered with features. So, naturally, I’m going to have to check it out. Bookmarked.

I couldn’t find any reason they’re winding down. I wonder why? Was this planned? Battlefield Fatigue? I’ve used it before, had no real complaints. It fit the use case at the time.

What’s this community’s opinion of Yunohost?

I ran it back in the day, and it does come up in topics here. The dev(s) seem to have greatly improved it since my experience. I haven’t done a side by side comparison, but I think Yunohost has the largest app store I’ve seen than that of competitors in it’s class. I think it’s pretty solid architecture, and for someone starting out, or even if you just don’t want to get that involved in 100% DIY, then it’s a great option.

Oh, I get it’s Debian under the hood. Like I mentioned, I just got comfortable with it and so I’ve seen no reason to switch. The OP’s situation is different tho. He started out with Debian, so it would make sense to continue with Debian.

It does everything Ubuntu does, but leaner

Didn’t downvote nor do I understand why someone would, but I’m curious. When you say ‘leaner’, is it leaner that standing up a minimal installation of Ubuntu server? This is what I’ve been doing for a long while, and then adding whatever I needed, which turns out to be minimal, down the road. My reasoning would be less exposure from apps that are unneeded in my scenario.

Ubuntu Pro gets you livepatches for kernal issues, which may be worthwhile.

I use Ubuntu ESM. For their free, personal tier of Ubuntu Pro, you get 5 machines or 50 for active community members.

or for your grandpa who loses his mind when the button he is supposed to click was moved one spot over

Ouch! /s LOL There is something to be said for order and consistency. I don’t wig out, but I do like everything in it’s place. I like apps to open up in a certain spot on the screen consistently, etc. Over all, a great explanation.

There are some decent packages out there like MailCow, Mailu, there’s another one for Docker, but it escapes me. I’ve tried, and failed. From what I understand, it takes a level of dedication.

This is your photography? Man that’s good stuff. I like this one a lot. It appeals to me.. I also see you too like exploring abandoned structures.

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My own art gallery

What kind of art? Do you paint, create pottery, etc. My lady friend is a self taught painter, and does some mind blowing stuff. Hell, I can’t even put paint on a wall or draw stick figures. LOL She tells me I am biased, but I respond that I know good art when I see it. I always wanted to get into pottery. That seems like it would be super cool.

It’s just something I got comfortable with long time back, and since I can drive that bus, and it does what I need it to do, I just stuck with it. I’ve never run a full blown Debian OS, so I really can’t compare the two except to say that it’s Linux.

<Pops popcorn> Don’t mind me, I’m just here for the violence. LOL

I’m using Ubuntu Jammy LTS/ESM.

If I could I’d double upvote. That got an audible belly laugh. Great movie. One of those movies that has so many memorable lines.

Oi! I thought it was a new app I needed to check out. LMAO! I’m not quite up to operating temperature yet.

Either way OP, you will need to install something like Rust, because you will become the network admin/IT dept.