Nope, all immich metadata is stored in the db, maybe the files themselves are in the folders, but all info on albums and tags and such would be lost in immich database in 20 years time.
While my 20+ years of photos with metadata stored and sorted by album/folders will still be accessible in the next 20 years.
Its a matter of not depending on one tool specific formats but on standards and easy accessible metadata.
Nothing against immich at all on my side.
Database is a non starter for me too.
With plain MD files you can sync and edit everywhere with any tools.
Sorry to say that tools comes and go... My notes don't. In 20 years time I will be using different tools, same notes.
The same is true for photos, and that's why Immich is also a no go for me.
Can you unlock them easily and still have valid warranty as well? That would be a great point
Yes, I am a maintainer for a 4 years old device, and I would love to be able to buy it new today! New battery and all.
Xiaomi. Or poco, redmi... Same stuff. For 200 bucks you get awesome phones and you can usually always remove stock and install LineageOS. They are all freely uockable and still under warranty after that.
Get a model near its end of market life, buy new the oldest you can find... Unlock, install LineageOS, enjoy.
I bought my Poco X3 NFC for 160€ 4 years ago and still rocks today with LineageOS 21 (Android 14).
(It usually take 6 months to 1 year for each new model to get LineageOS support, so don't buy the latest model Also worth looking if there is official support on LineageOS before buy, or at least some unofficial ports).
Of course, Gentoo with mdadm! I am running Linux software raid for the last... 20 years? And never had a single issue.
Also a big Gentoo fan, and of course use podman instead of docker :)
Si, uso OpenWRT da anni per gli AP interni a casa, sul perimetro ho sia la Vodafone station (5G) che uno scrauso FTTC FASTWEB (<20 mbit) ma con traffico illimitato....
Metterci un openwrt anche li potrebbe migliorare forse.
Bella cosa! Ma vale anche per chi ha FTTC come me?
I don't use NPM but directly nginx. All my nginx general setup and per-service specific settings are here: https://wiki.gardiol.org
There is a global page for the reverse proxy, and then each service I tried/use has its own setup page.
I use nginx reverse proxy on Jellyfin (and a bunch of other services as well) and it's working great. Maybe you have some weird setup or complex situation.
Indeed, in fact, as soon as the above questions are satisfied, that's when you stop.
It's dead to me too then. Useless crap. Maybe the best hardware and software, but still closed crap.