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Now the self-hosted web version is available on GitHub (https://github.com/mudkipme/kizunashelf) along with iOS TestFlight.

The desktop app can be built with pnpm on Mac, Linux and Windows. Signed releases are coming soon.

yes it will!

I just found the solution weeks ago: https://mudkip.me/2026/06/29/Run-Obsidian-as-a-self-hosted-w...

tl;dr: There is an open source project named Ignis which bridges the Electron APIs Obsidian uses and makes it a web app. For syncing, both official Obsidian Sync and LiveSync has headless cli.

An unpopular opinion that my past self would strongly disagree with, and perhaps my future self might too.

I wrote a blog post about my experience with the Minisforum V3 AMD Tablet, focusing on how Linux/Fedora/KDE works on this device and how Linux performs on the tablet devices.

A note in Logseq I use to track how I install and configure EndeavourOS.

Great! Moving monitoring/logging to a smaller external server like Pi would be helpful in situations like this. I'll try it too :)

I'm also thinking about reconfigure the Pi to things like PiKVM for remote controlling :)

Hardware encoding requires a GPU, currently I believe the best option is Intel Quick Sync. (Of course if you are using a CPU without iGPU, such as Intel "F" series, NVENC and AMD VCE is also supported by many applications) So it needs to do PCI passthrough to the VM or using a LXC and passthrough it to the LXC container.

One advantage of using LXC than VM is you can share a single GPU between multiple containers at no cost. Technically 12-Gen Intel CPU supports SR-IOV but I'm afraid that the iGPU performance is split among VMs.