HoloPlay VS ownCloud

ViMusic - looks nice, works reliably, but very direct with YouTube, all local z-huang/music - similar to the above, in early development BlackHole - very similar but more feature-loaded, has Spotify support but that didn't work for me all that well HoloPlay - which uses an Invidious instance and can connect to your account, but is little harder to setup, doesn't have subscriptions/feed functionality, and is now undeveloped for quite long MusicPiped - which, contrary to it's name, also uses Invidious, is also unmaintained for a long time and at least for me, doesn't even seem to work

HoloPlay (version 1.11.2): HoloPlay is a audio only alternative Youtube client using Invidious API.

For now I've settled on HoloPlay, which is open source. Not the best experience but gets the basic job done, which is to play audio. & dvd which is a gui front-end of youtube-dl for Android.

Oh...you just might want to try out Habits(a simple habit tracker) or maybe Holoplay (A youtube alternative using invidious api)

I found HoloPlay which is nice, but doesn't support autoplay. You just need to find an invidious instance close to you

Also ownCloud, Seafile or Syncthing.

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If you'd use something like your own http://owncloud.org/ you could have a pretty much google alternative for everything in once place. (Mail, Calendar, Documents, Photos, etc)

I want to set up a basic file storage/sharing cloud that I can use with my family (store files, photos, if possible, sync calendars). I have a few ideas in mind: owncloud.org, syncthing.net, nextcloud.com, and seafile.com, but I wonder which SBC to use? I could always get a RPi and attach a USB drive, but that's probably slow, something with SATA/eSATA connection or usb-c would make more sense. I have 150mbps (up/down) connection, so the speed shouldn't be an issue.

Let me show how it works at ownCloud. They are exactly in that situation, they have a stable and great product (ownCloud X written in PHP) but want to rewrite it in Go - OCIS (you can read about the reasons and background here). We as JankariTech have been working since 2017 for ownCloud to improve the test infrastructure, increase the coverage and reduce manual testing effort. As a result of this partnership, ownCloud has a huge API and UI test-suite that covers nearly all functionality of ownCloud X. How do you transfer that over to OCIS?

> Most rewrites fails because the team rewriting is not the team that did the initial development.

Looking at https://github.com/owncloud/core/graphs/contributors, most of the initial core contributors contribute now to Nextcloud instead.

I am interested in seeing how the rewrite affects end-users. Currently, it seems to be mainly focused on File Sync and I don't see things such as calendar or contacts management. (they totally could appear in the future though)

I'd assume that limiting the scope of components, makes a rewrite also easier. Nextcloud for example has a ton of hooks that allow you to write apps to customize the behaviour (want users to sign the ToS before downloading a share? Should be doable etc.). When you leave these out, implementing new things just got a whole lot easier :)

Disclaimer: Contributed to ownCloud for a few years, then to Nextcloud.