dont get me wrong, i love lorawan. the device is just super niche and the real life usecase does not really exist or justify creating more ewaste. in desaster regions people are either poor and wont own the device or local phone company can set up mobil towers quickly and it wont matter.

it is for digital preppers.

IF starlink,3/4/5g,home wifi and everything else is dead…THEN LoRa is your toy.

other than that it might be for the bizarre idea of wizards go hiking or do outside activity. so thats why they produced to few…the story of nerds being outdoors was too unrealistic and prepper incels are just poor.

thank you. that was the next one i was going to try. they changed their name and i am not sure i understand their pricing and whats free and what not. did you try it?

edit: requires a kubernetes cluster and a license…

besides updates in the last 6 month and dockerized in am interested in automations for creating work schedules for the following months. most allow me to create a schedule but i need to manually need to schedule them for the next months.

thank you. i looked at some now and none was any good. can you suggest one? i mean google spits out plenty too, but that doesnt mean they are good. the ones i checked in the github results were either super basic of havent seen an update in 5 years.

ok. i want to read on different devices for some reason. like a good book on the couch with a tablet, in the kitch looking up a manual on my phone and maybe working on computer read some magazine. that would mean i need to install 3 clients and maybe without nfs even have a copy of each book on each device? and if you jave nfs you could aswell run a calibre container somewhere. but for UI I agree web could be better.

ah. i use calibre web for conversion aswell. just never used it as an app. what is a benefit 9f having the app then?

calibre is an app? i just have a docker container with calibre web for all my epub, mobi etc.since bookstack or nextcloud cant handle those. is the client app any good?