fgrsnau

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by fgrsnau 3y ago
I recently switched from Kanboard to vikunja. Main reason is that it is more mobile friendly, which allows to jot down ideas quickly or to use it as a grocery lists.
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
Without your comment I would have discarded the whole article as AI generated. If the images are obviously fake, why should I trust the text?
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
It's even documented and mentions the idea of setting it to the frontend directory: https://vikunja.io/docs/config-options/#staticpath By the way, thanks for creating this software. I especially like the clea
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
Sorry, I cannot answer. I am only a user.
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
Initially I was also interested in this. There is the staticpath option in the backend config. You can point it to the directory of the frontend files. Theoretically, both the backend and the frontend could be served by the builtin webserve
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
In this specific case it is not very complicated and actually pretty close to unzip, edit config and run. I have deployed it on a Raspberry running FreeBSD, so Docker is not an option. The backend server is written in Go and after building
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
A mobile app is work in progress[1]. I am currently using the web interface which is quite usable on a mobile phone. Lists work quite nicely, also on smaller screens. I was using Kanboard previously and mobile usage was a bit too complicate
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Vikunja – Open-source, self-hostable to-do app(vikunja.io)
322 points by fgrsnau 4y ago|90 comments
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by fgrsnau 4y ago
pdfTeX does not use your system fonts. It will not even load TrueType or OpenType fonts, but usually uses Type 1 fonts. Fonts for LaTeX come bundled with your TeX distribution like TeX live (on my Arch system present in /usr/share
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by fgrsnau 5y ago
It is currently living in the net/wireguard-kmod port. Works fine in FreeBSD 13.0 so far.
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by fgrsnau 5y ago
I am using sway (similar to i3 but for wayland) and it is working flawless on an Lenovo X230 running FreeBSD 13. It seems biggest problem will be graphics driver for different hardware.
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by fgrsnau 5y ago
Not true: https://wiki.freebsd.org/Graphics/Wayland I run sway on FreeBSD and haven’t observed problems.
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by fgrsnau 5y ago
Check out the dn42 community if you simply want to play with the tech stack for free. The network uses the private AS range, allocates addresses from the private address ranges and peering happens over point-to-point VPN links. See https:&