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Open Source @lemmy.ml

foss launcher for phones

  • I had a full body porgram until I included the big lifts. Ever since the amount of other exercises I do declined sharpely. Sometimey I do them, but let's just say my main program is onle the main lifts right now on two days per week. I also dance on 2 days and other stuff like climbing, hiking, biking. Only cardio, no hypertrophy training

  • Fitness @lemmy.world

    powerlifts are exhausting. little time and energy left for other stuff

  • I always appreciate a new foss app. Especially if it is selfhosted. To me it looks very feature rich. Maybe too feature rich for a new project but I also don't know how long you've been coding it for?

    I don't understand why it includes the radio. That is completely different. Weight is related but i'd rather have a dedicated app for that because it is still slightly different. Yet the bodyweight is useful for tracking exercises with body weight. But it should rather pull the info from openscale/the store instead.

    I like paying/donating for foss software. I would 't highlight the price difference too much. It is nice that everyone can use it even if he's from a poor household/country but supporting a foss project can lead to great software.

  • all good. thanks for exchanging our experience :)

    kopia wasn't running durin the week. I didn't look into the server configuration since it introduces user handling and that seemed to be overkill for the task but running as daemon would lead to a funcitoning system of course.

    this is my kopia.service file in case some else finds it and is interested in it

    [Unit]

    Description=kopia backup

    [Service]

    User=root ExecStart=$HOME/bin/backup_kopia

    [Install]

    WantedBy=multi-user.target

    where $HOME/bin/backup_kopia contains

    #!/bin/bash

    /usr/bin/kopia repository connect filesystem --path $KOPIA_REPO --password $KOPIA_PASSWORD

    /usr/bin/kopia snapshot create $HOME/folder_to_backup

    and my kopia.timer

    [Unit]

    Description=Run kopia backup

    [Timer]

    OnCalendar=hourly

    Persistent=true

    [Install]

    WantedBy=timers.target

  • It's a fedora server.

    according to kopia's repo, there is no official systemd service https://github.com/kopia/kopia/issues/2685 and there is none on my system.

    in the past week, it did not backup anything. Hence, there is no scheduler built into kopia automagically as described/ hinted in the docs.

    I just wrote a systemd service and timer and I'll see if it works. I'm not the best in using systemd. I dislike it, I like cron for it's simplicity.

    Even if it works then, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone because info about the scheduler is rare and the docs do not even cover the topic.

  • Fitness @lemmy.world

    69 workouts in the past 6 months

    Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Improving HDD storage setup for personal server