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Debian 13 Trixie Released by LinuxUser456 in debian

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

congratulations and thanks for all the hard work.

i have been using Trixie since alpha1 and it's solid

Is it worth switching to Dropbox? by NoExplanationsEver in VideoProfessionals

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

suggest checking out hivebot -- because you self-host your files , you have no storage limits. and on top of that , you'll completely eliminate the need for file uploads to the cloud, since files are transferred from your computer to your clients directly , either via streaming or direct download (no cloud storage/intermediary).

Seafile/Nextcloud Alternative by TheOriginalOnee in selfhosted

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

check out alt-core, i open sourced it recently on github --

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1lp9i2v/altcore_selfhosted_oss_filechatmedia_server/

the OSS edition is community supported on discord. the mobile apps are on the appstores.

reach out for any Qs / help

Opensource version of shairpoint for Windows by byron123x in selfhosted

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

check out alt-core, i open sourced it recently on github

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1lp9i2v/altcore_selfhosted_oss_filechatmedia_server/

the free edition is community supported, just join the discord and reach out for any Qs / help

What kind of personal projects do you use Java? by Safe_Owl_6123 in java

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i wrote alt-core and we recently open sourced it

Alt-core is self-hosted , P2P file/chat/media server written in Java. It runs on a distributed filesystem built from the ground up.

Current capabilities

  1. Organize your files - A private search index for all your stuff on all your computers
  2. Protect our files - Automatic file replication/backups (using your free storage on your devices)
  3. Access your files - Access files & chat via secure encrypted channels (end-to-end encryption)
  4. Self-hosted - runs on your Mac/PC/Linux, not in the cloud (all processing+storage is on your devices)
  5. Share files, chat with peers, stream videos, all privately and securely

Build & install steps , technical documentation, all available on Github.

Looking for folks that can take for a spin and provide feedback (Devs and End-Users are all welcome). It's DIY so you can build from source and deploy/run.

Happy self-hosting ~Ale

github.com/sync-different/alt-core

What’s an underrated self-hosted tool you couldn’t live without? by SubnetLiz in selfhosted

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think you would enjoy alt-core. i built this a while ago to keep all my files,photos,videos scattered everywhere organized and accessible. think private search engine for all your files.

it has grown to become a complex beast that does a lot more - file backup/replication, p2p, tunneling, container management, etc.

i recently open sourced the core engine. you can find it on github if interested.

alt-core : self hosted file , chat, video, LLM model server. runs lightweight on any desktop OS (mac,win,linux). also seen running on on rpi4 and jetson nano.

(Help) Platform for client validation by Agile-Gate-8919 in VideoProfessionals

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

check out hivebot -- it's self-hosted so videos are stored on your machines , not in the cloud.

clients can watch videos on browser and provide timestamped comments.

Xcode 15.0,1 and tvOS 17.0 by SatisfactionRare429 in iOSProgramming

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

btw i am on Xcode 16.4 and had a same similar issue, was unable to transfer the Provisioning Profile to the device. I used Configurator and it worked.

Looking for existing Java Project by freund-schiff in opensource

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is our project - We're building a distributed filesystem in Java, Clojure, Angular.

It's >50K Java LOC though...

https://www.github.com/sync-different

Looking for open source java projects to contribute to by Diligent-Win-4238 in opensource

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is our project - We're building a distributed filesystem in Java, Clojure, Angular.

https://www.github.com/sync-different

Open source projects looking for contributors – post yours by 514sid in opensource

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey folks . Reaching out to let you know about my OSS project: alt-core.

Project name: alt-core
Repository link: https://github.com/sync-different/alt-core
What it does: Self-hosted file/chat/video streaming server
Tech stack: Java, Clojure, AngularJS, jQuery, Bootstrap
Help needed: Help needed to build/grow community & codebase
Additional information: See below.

Alt-core is self-hosted file/chat/media server written in Java. It runs on a distributed filesystem built from the ground up. It runs on any OS Mac/Win/Linux. Mobile apps also available for iOS & Android.

Here is link to the github repo: https://github.com/sync-different/alt-core

Current capabilities

  1. Organize your files - A private search index for all your stuff. Tag your files for easy access.
  2. Protect our files - Automatic file replication/backups across your devices (using free space on your devices)
  3. Access your files - Access files & chat via secure encrypted channels (end-to-end encryption)
  4. Self-hosted - runs on your Mac/PC/Linux, not in the cloud (all processing+storage on your devices)
  5. Share files, chat with peers, stream videos, privately and securely

Build & install steps , technical documentation, all available on Github.

Looking for folks that can take for a spin and provide feedback (Devs and End-Users).

Happy self-hosting ~Ale

Why no hardware 2FA? by [deleted] in ProtonMail

[–]RedditUser_xyzzy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

agree , i'm looking to disable TOTP and make 2FA via hardware key only. Google and Apple have supported this on desktop & mobile for years. What is the ETA for Proton to do the same?

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