

Why do you think so?
Line 2397 of the tesseract block list.


Why do you think so?
Peekaping hooked into home assistant for notifications.
Kinda same. I couldn’t get to 11 because of the lack of a TPM. Upgrading is expensive. Linux is not.


Missing some settings then


The only weird setting I had the set was the background refresh interval. Mind defaulted off, which seems dumb.
If you don’t set that, it won’t pick up new tasks that you added via the Web UI , and so you might not get notifications for those.
Once I set that I’ve been getting notifications pretty consistently. Also check that you’ve allowed notifications for that app. And the task needs to have a due date set for the notification. Not sure if it also needs a reminder. I think I just do due date.


Looks like I got work to do this week end
If only you had an app to list all the things you need to do 🤔


Vikunja has an android app with notifications


Also do an nslookup on the service 2 host name. Make sure it’s going to the right IP


Take out the entry for service1 first to simplify the problem.
But from what I can see it looks right. Does service 2 have a self signed ssl certificate? If yes you’ll need a TLS setting in that caddy block to ignore validation.


Use libre office server


Tried this but many don’t accept -


My thoughts on open source software missing features is, and always has been: it’s free and the source is there. If you don’t like it fix it.
If you want customization, just rebuild the binaries with the images you want. You don’t even need to write code.


Fork it and add customization options. I’ll use your fork.


Awww… I remember back when batteries were removable. Good times.


New thing called AI. People’s names and adresses are public record in many places if they own their home. Have at it.


First beans, then jeans, then Deans. Now screens?


Valve index. It requires steam, but can work offline.


Of all the possible places, this is where I think its use is ok. If my tax dollars are paying for it, it should be public.
No. The computer is dumb.