I’m using GPodder with AntennaPod on my smartphone and Kasts on my PC. Works good if you don’t switch between smartphone and PC very often (it syncs every x minutes with the server, so it can get out of sync if you start using your other device and sync hadn’t happened yet)

Is there an easy way to add tags (language and interests) to servers? I excepted one instance to come up with a certain combination, but there were none at all

You cant login to accounts yet :( So for now the app is pretty useless to me

Paperless-GPT looks promising:

paperless-gpt seamlessly pairs with paperless-ngx to generate AI-powered document titles and tags, saving you hours of manual sorting.

Always wondered why this isn’t built in, since paperless-ngx already has some nice AI features. When uploading a bulk of scanned documents, it’s always a hassle to name them all something meaningful.

What VR Headset are you using? I own a quest 2 and heard that it’s not that well working with Linux wirelessly

Maybe not exactly what you’re looking for, but this app could be useful someday: https://github.com/ligi/SurvivalManual It’s also available in F-Droid, but didn’t receive any updates for 4 years. It’s basically an easily navigatable pdf that tells you what to do in a survival situation

Well written! I’ve had a similar experience with a habit tracking app. I’ve once stopped using it and after getting back to it after a year or so, it was so much worse with so many new pay walled limitations. An open source habit tracker on the other hand stayed the same for years and was even improved further. If you’re inrerested: Loop Habit Tracker https://f-droid.org/packages/org.isoron.uhabits/

Use hashtags that fit to your posting and that are used/followed often. I for example follow some hashtags that fit my interest and see postings of people I don’t know. When I created my first posting I used only three of these hashtags and quickly had some favourites and shares. Also try to be active in the comments, they are the places where people can find you easily.

Thank you, I’ll try them out when I find the time :)

What did you replace it with? In my case I love my Nextcloud because I have my calendar, adress book, tasks, notes, RSS feed, etc. all in one app but I’m interested to hear alternatives to it

I’m generally willing to pay for a service (I donate to Open Source Projects I regularly use) because of course there are server costs, development costs, etc. But in this case and after all that Reddit has done to its user base it would be a very bad signal to give them money for it… I like Infinity for reddit and would love to have an Infinity for Lemmy