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Top two are definitely Syncthing and Navidrome. I really couldn't live without either of these. Organizing music is always a pain. But I use MusicBrainz picard
by deckard1 4y ago
Top two are definitely Syncthing and Navidrome. I really couldn't live without either of these.
Organizing music is always a pain. But I use MusicBrainz picard on a desktop or laptop over an sshfs mount to my server. It works quite nicely.
I use Calibre-Web, but the whole Calibre system is just plain awful. It's straight out of the 1990s in terms of UI and work flow. I'd like to replace it one day, but I haven't found anything better.
I also self-host an instance of Cyberchef[1] which is an incredibly cool web app that does a variety of data conversions and other things. No real point to hosting it I guess, but nice if you're working with private data.
[1] https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
- ornornor 4y agoCalibre is pretty good imho. Nothing compares to organize ebooks, remove drm so that I can read kindle ebooks on kobo, and convert files to kepub so I still get the kobo specific enhancements on non-native kobo epubs.