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I would love to see Photoshop in browser as a self-hostable option. I have many tools setup on my LAN and slowly been porting applications over to my local serv
by Ralo 5y ago
I would love to see Photoshop in browser as a self-hostable option. I have many tools setup on my LAN and slowly been porting applications over to my local server so I can access all my applications on all my devices.
- yepthatsreality 5y agoI’m not sure if you’re only accessing applications through a browser in this case but if you’re using Remote Desktop then why not Gimp or similar FOSS alternative?
- Ralo 5y agoOh no, it's all in-browser apps. I use it when at work by connecting to my server through chrome and using those apps. We only have chrome access at work, in fact all port besides 80/443 are blocked.
- yepthatsreality 5y agoRDP over HTTP could assist in opening up the list of applications, however I’m not sure what the consumers look like for such a setup.
- Z_I_F_F 5y agoWhat others tools do you have setup on your LAN? Curious of the possibilities with this
- Ralo 5y agoNothing too crazy but makes my work flow easy to swap between locations. I got VSCode server, PHPMyAdmin, Transmission (Web based torrent client), DIY Youtube downloader client, DIY video editor, A bunch of service managers, and a couple more things. It's basically a whole developer suite with remote processing. I could do AI training on my cellphone with this setup if I wanted. I've been working on a DIY spotify clone for a media player. It makes it really convenient having all my files on a central server, so I'm not juggling drives, and copying over data. As well, it's automatically backed up weekly so it's always safe. Works well for someone always on the go :)