Self-Hosting My Notes 0 ▲ Happiness and Misadventures 1 hour ago · 5 min read1034 words · Tech · hide In the last few months, I’ve installed more and more services on my Raspberry Pi 5. It has “only” 8GB of RAM, but I’m very happy with it. From top, I see that it always has half of its memory available, so for now, I’m not afraid of overloading it. About a week ago, I installed a VaultWarden instance to replace KeePass, and I’m quite happy with it. Yesterday, though, a new challenge arose (exclusively in my head): to find a good alternative to one of the best iOS apps — Bear. For years, I’ve been using Obsidian to take notes, and I have a few vaults on my laptop: for work, folklore notes, and some other abandoned tests. Anyway, I’ve never been able to use a single note-taking app. Apple Notes, Bear, Obsidian… They are all installed on my phone and computer. Yesterday, I decided to make a little change. Or, at least, to try. Syncing with syncthing One of the main issues is synchronization between devices. That was the right time to try one of the products I’ve always read about but… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town
