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Man, I started with Apache back in the day which is just nightmarish to manage for simple projects imo, then moved to NGINX, which felt a bit better but still not super intuitive, then NPM, which did make it significantly more user friendly.
Then Caddy came along and swept me off my feet, I still can’t believe it’s as dead simple as it is lol. I tried Traefik for a while because it sounded super interesting and I do love the idea, but it brought a lot of the complexity back with it for admittedly very neat docker integration.
Went right back to Caddy after I moved away from docker as a whole and I couldn’t be happier, I just find it so pleasant to use. Just pure KISS goodness!

So I guess my ranking goes Caddy > Traefik > the rest

Seconded, has extensions for just about any online source and is very actively updated. I’ve been a happy user for years!

PhotoPrism is another major competitor in case you feel like checking another option out

Funnily enough, this is the one thing Steam Input doesn’t actually support. It lets you map controller inputs to m/kb or other controller inputs, but mapping m/kb to whatever else isn’t supported at all. I get why it works that way but a bit of a shame, really.

Edit: The headline confused me but according to the article it does just mean controller > keyboard mappings, so never mind

Ah, I feel that was mostly just on me if I’m being honest but much appreciated! And yeah, Big Picture has been a bit buggy ever since they brought the Deck UI over and I’m glad we have more options now.

That’s true and I can kinda see why you’d get that from OP’s post but to be fair, OP never actually claimed it did either. They just asked two separate questions.

I use the Logseq plugin and can confirm it works as expected, don’t recall any particular roadblocks but feel free to message me if you do happen to hit any

I’ll add Wallabag as a very nice self-hostable alternative, although it doesn’t offer a Mac app either. I know Omnivore can technically be self-hosted as well but at least last I checked documentation was basically non-existent.

Yeah, I do wish there was some form of regional pricing going on. Doesn’t seem to be the case if the prices I’m seeing in my (also third world) country are anything to go by.

You’re absolutely right, major brain fart on my part to assume that’s what the person I responded to meant