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Progress update: the #YunoHost installation on my Raspi went well… but I encountered an unexpected problem and can’t login…
Terminal doesn’t recognize the @ key from my Italian keyboard… 🫠
Now going on a scavenger hunt for another USB keyboard (dad worked in IT so we should have another somewhere… or maybe an old one from my college days in the US)
@elena soon you'll realize that the best option for us Westerners is a US keyboard with the so-called “US International w/ dead keys” layout.
Come to the dark side, we hävè ãccénts ôn ẽvêrÿthĩng
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@elena soon you'll realize that the best option for us Westerners is a US keyboard with the so-called “US International w/ dead keys” layout.
Come to the dark side, we hävè ãccénts ôn ẽvêrÿthĩng
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Progress update: the #YunoHost installation on my Raspi went well… but I encountered an unexpected problem and can’t login…
Terminal doesn’t recognize the @ key from my Italian keyboard… 🫠
Now going on a scavenger hunt for another USB keyboard (dad worked in IT so we should have another somewhere… or maybe an old one from my college days in the US)
Progress update no.2 (humble pie edition) 🥧
So I successfully installed #YunoHost on my #RaspberryPi5 but I could not get to see the graphical interface... I only managed to run commands in Terminal, sigh. Typing the address in a browser just brought up a blank page.
I remembered how easy it was to install YunoHost on my VPS back in December.
I have an unused OVH VPS whose subscription will expire in February. So I reinstalled the OS (switching from Ubuntu to Debian) because YunoHost runs on Debian. I tried installing YunoHost on there and the whole process was so seamless and easy. 5 minutes tops. And I got to their beautiful graphical interface without any problems.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to showcase to "normies" what self-hosting is like with YunoHost. I had my dose of humble pie today because even if installing it on a Raspi is quick and easy, it's still a daunting task for someone who is not a developer IMHO.
Conversely, installing it on a VPS is so seamless, quick and easy.
I have documented the whole thing for my write-up.
Personally I don't like to give up easily, so I will definitely re-try with the Raspberry Pi. But in good conscience I cannot recommend this method for someone who's not advanced... if it makes sense?
Like, if I were to tell my cousin or my friends about it, I'd encourage them to get a VPS instead.
Anyhow, tomorrow is another day and I will re-try from the start.
But now: I have a fresh installation of YunoHost running on my other VPS and I'm so tempted to install #Sharkey, LOL.
Anyway wishing you all a great day, thank you for the fabulous help whenever I run into problems.
Your humble disciple,
Ele 🥲 -
Progress update no.2 (humble pie edition) 🥧
So I successfully installed #YunoHost on my #RaspberryPi5 but I could not get to see the graphical interface... I only managed to run commands in Terminal, sigh. Typing the address in a browser just brought up a blank page.
I remembered how easy it was to install YunoHost on my VPS back in December.
I have an unused OVH VPS whose subscription will expire in February. So I reinstalled the OS (switching from Ubuntu to Debian) because YunoHost runs on Debian. I tried installing YunoHost on there and the whole process was so seamless and easy. 5 minutes tops. And I got to their beautiful graphical interface without any problems.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to showcase to "normies" what self-hosting is like with YunoHost. I had my dose of humble pie today because even if installing it on a Raspi is quick and easy, it's still a daunting task for someone who is not a developer IMHO.
Conversely, installing it on a VPS is so seamless, quick and easy.
I have documented the whole thing for my write-up.
Personally I don't like to give up easily, so I will definitely re-try with the Raspberry Pi. But in good conscience I cannot recommend this method for someone who's not advanced... if it makes sense?
Like, if I were to tell my cousin or my friends about it, I'd encourage them to get a VPS instead.
Anyhow, tomorrow is another day and I will re-try from the start.
But now: I have a fresh installation of YunoHost running on my other VPS and I'm so tempted to install #Sharkey, LOL.
Anyway wishing you all a great day, thank you for the fabulous help whenever I run into problems.
Your humble disciple,
Ele 🥲@elena when I was installing YunoHost on my Pi for serving stuff to the Internet from my living room I did use vanilla Raspberry PI OS Lite and then used YunoHost script to install the YunoHost on top of it. It worked fine for me! Let me know if you need some help with your YunoPI ;-)
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@elena when I was installing YunoHost on my Pi for serving stuff to the Internet from my living room I did use vanilla Raspberry PI OS Lite and then used YunoHost script to install the YunoHost on top of it. It worked fine for me! Let me know if you need some help with your YunoPI ;-)
@jan oooh interesting! I may try this tomorrow... (I just saw that it's based on Debian 12, yay)
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@jan oooh interesting! I may try this tomorrow... (I just saw that it's based on Debian 12, yay)
@elena @jan@dytrych.cloud Usually, any linux distribution based on debian should work. Unless they expect specific package versions.
And I would agree with you that self-hosting on a Pi is not beginner friendly but for another reason:
Self-Hosting on a pi, means self-hosting on your own network, if anything goes wrong security wise and someone with bad intentions gets access to the pi, they are in your network. Compared to if they get in the VPS, you might lose data, you might get your vpn banned, but your home network will stay safe.
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@elena @jan@dytrych.cloud Usually, any linux distribution based on debian should work. Unless they expect specific package versions.
And I would agree with you that self-hosting on a Pi is not beginner friendly but for another reason:
Self-Hosting on a pi, means self-hosting on your own network, if anything goes wrong security wise and someone with bad intentions gets access to the pi, they are in your network. Compared to if they get in the VPS, you might lose data, you might get your vpn banned, but your home network will stay safe.
@antoine_ali indeed. I'm a little afraid of exposing my home network to the outside.
And there's an added thing, which may seem paranoid, but I don't trust having a home machine that's always on and that could overheat while I'm outside.
Last week I narrowly avoided a home fire - an old appliance that wasn't turning on anymore overheated and had the cable melt when I tried a different cable. It made me freak out a little... had I not been near, it could have caught fire.
So I'm a big fan of the idea of a VPS (even if technically it's someone else's server/computer that I'm renting) because of its added safety (physical and network-wise) 😓 -
@jan oooh interesting! I may try this tomorrow... (I just saw that it's based on Debian 12, yay)
@elena the Raspberry PI OS is debian based and it worked just fine for me! I do recommend using Raspberry Pi Imager https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/, make sure you install Bookworm 64bit lite OS from this link: https://downloads.raspberrypi.com/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64/images/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64-2025-10-02/2025-10-01-raspios-bookworm-arm64-lite.img.xz
With Imager you can customize system name, login and enable SSH out of the box.
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@elena the Raspberry PI OS is debian based and it worked just fine for me! I do recommend using Raspberry Pi Imager https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/, make sure you install Bookworm 64bit lite OS from this link: https://downloads.raspberrypi.com/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64/images/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64-2025-10-02/2025-10-01-raspios-bookworm-arm64-lite.img.xz
With Imager you can customize system name, login and enable SSH out of the box.
@elena and continue with this getting started: https://doc.yunohost.org/admin/get_started/install_on/on_top_of_debian
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Progress update: the #YunoHost installation on my Raspi went well… but I encountered an unexpected problem and can’t login…
Terminal doesn’t recognize the @ key from my Italian keyboard… 🫠
Now going on a scavenger hunt for another USB keyboard (dad worked in IT so we should have another somewhere… or maybe an old one from my college days in the US)
@elena Windows or Mac keyboard? Curios if alt 64 still works for the @ sign.
Please don’t ask why I know the ascii code for the @ sign but can’t remember what I had for breakfast. -
Progress update no.2 (humble pie edition) 🥧
So I successfully installed #YunoHost on my #RaspberryPi5 but I could not get to see the graphical interface... I only managed to run commands in Terminal, sigh. Typing the address in a browser just brought up a blank page.
I remembered how easy it was to install YunoHost on my VPS back in December.
I have an unused OVH VPS whose subscription will expire in February. So I reinstalled the OS (switching from Ubuntu to Debian) because YunoHost runs on Debian. I tried installing YunoHost on there and the whole process was so seamless and easy. 5 minutes tops. And I got to their beautiful graphical interface without any problems.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to showcase to "normies" what self-hosting is like with YunoHost. I had my dose of humble pie today because even if installing it on a Raspi is quick and easy, it's still a daunting task for someone who is not a developer IMHO.
Conversely, installing it on a VPS is so seamless, quick and easy.
I have documented the whole thing for my write-up.
Personally I don't like to give up easily, so I will definitely re-try with the Raspberry Pi. But in good conscience I cannot recommend this method for someone who's not advanced... if it makes sense?
Like, if I were to tell my cousin or my friends about it, I'd encourage them to get a VPS instead.
Anyhow, tomorrow is another day and I will re-try from the start.
But now: I have a fresh installation of YunoHost running on my other VPS and I'm so tempted to install #Sharkey, LOL.
Anyway wishing you all a great day, thank you for the fabulous help whenever I run into problems.
Your humble disciple,
Ele 🥲@elena maybe it would be better to install the default Raspberry OS, which is basically Debian, and install Yunohost on top of it...
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@elena maybe it would be better to install the default Raspberry OS, which is basically Debian, and install Yunohost on top of it...
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@elena Windows or Mac keyboard? Curios if alt 64 still works for the @ sign.
Please don’t ask why I know the ascii code for the @ sign but can’t remember what I had for breakfast.@crisl_at it was a Mac keyboard. I borrowed a Dell keyboard from my dad and I managed to type the @ sign 😅
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@elena the Raspberry PI OS is debian based and it worked just fine for me! I do recommend using Raspberry Pi Imager https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/, make sure you install Bookworm 64bit lite OS from this link: https://downloads.raspberrypi.com/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64/images/raspios_oldstable_lite_arm64-2025-10-02/2025-10-01-raspios-bookworm-arm64-lite.img.xz
With Imager you can customize system name, login and enable SSH out of the box.
@jan thank you!!!
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@elena and continue with this getting started: https://doc.yunohost.org/admin/get_started/install_on/on_top_of_debian
@jan amazing!!! I didn't know there were instructions to install it on top of Debian. Will definitely do this tomorrow 🙏
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Progress update no.2 (humble pie edition) 🥧
So I successfully installed #YunoHost on my #RaspberryPi5 but I could not get to see the graphical interface... I only managed to run commands in Terminal, sigh. Typing the address in a browser just brought up a blank page.
I remembered how easy it was to install YunoHost on my VPS back in December.
I have an unused OVH VPS whose subscription will expire in February. So I reinstalled the OS (switching from Ubuntu to Debian) because YunoHost runs on Debian. I tried installing YunoHost on there and the whole process was so seamless and easy. 5 minutes tops. And I got to their beautiful graphical interface without any problems.
The whole purpose of this exercise is to showcase to "normies" what self-hosting is like with YunoHost. I had my dose of humble pie today because even if installing it on a Raspi is quick and easy, it's still a daunting task for someone who is not a developer IMHO.
Conversely, installing it on a VPS is so seamless, quick and easy.
I have documented the whole thing for my write-up.
Personally I don't like to give up easily, so I will definitely re-try with the Raspberry Pi. But in good conscience I cannot recommend this method for someone who's not advanced... if it makes sense?
Like, if I were to tell my cousin or my friends about it, I'd encourage them to get a VPS instead.
Anyhow, tomorrow is another day and I will re-try from the start.
But now: I have a fresh installation of YunoHost running on my other VPS and I'm so tempted to install #Sharkey, LOL.
Anyway wishing you all a great day, thank you for the fabulous help whenever I run into problems.
Your humble disciple,
Ele 🥲Progress update no.3 (perseverance edition) 💪
Several people suggested that I install #YunoHost on my Raspi5 ON TOP of Debian (thank you @jan and @fmors) so I will be trying that tomorrow morning... when my parents are looking after my little one (who's on a 2 week school holiday).
This morning I gave up a little too easily because she was playing nearby and my attention was a little scattered.
But excited to try out this method tomorrow. Thank you Jan & Fernando 🙏
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@scottjenson I completely agree. I always try to make it clear to users of my forums that they shouldn't object to the way other users post.
Users can report any rule violations to us moderators either through the integrated reporting system or by direct message. If they don't receive a satisfactory response, they can mute or block that user. But they shouldn't harass other users, otherwise the social Fediverse will be under such pressure that only the troublemakers will remain.
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Hey folks,
If you have the opportunity, I would kindly suggest to move off of mastodon.social.
It's one of the biggest, if not still the biggest instance and has been showing problematic activity not just now, but over the years.
That means being blocked by that instance, or trying to block that instance results in losing contact with a lot of people.
Which happened to @fabio just recently for the second time by being blocked. And I don't think any other instance to speak of did that.
The NPO behind it is also registered in Germany.
- a country which has the "Staatsräson" since 2008 of "The security of Israel is unnegotiable", "Our unconditional solidarity with Israel has never been under question for me. My personal relationship with Israel is unconditionally good." (then chancellor Angela Merkel)
Of course not a word about the security of Palestine or Palestinians.
- The country where now the Chancellor echoed words and the sentiment of former Nazi head propagandist Goebbels, by talking of migrants as an issue for the city image, for which he does not apologize. He also does not admit to a genocide being committed by Israel, even when Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, the UN and genocide experts have identified and declared it as such.
- A country where a recent study of hundreds of TV and Newspaper reports for 2025 has shown that 95% of criminal suspects they reported on were foreigners, even though they only make up 34.3% of the actual criminal suspects.
Germany is deeply racist and pro-Israel.
- There was a strong push, which I did not follow of how successful it was, of defining antisemitism to put under suspicion of it any criticism of Israel, and stopping public funding for organisations that do not adhere to that definition.
I think it's naive to think that all this does not also put pressure on an influential project of public opinion such as mastodon.social.
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Non ti montare la testa 😁😁
Penso che basta rallentare e cercare più a fondo e si incontra bella gente .
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If you're on a social media platform that's not on the Fediverse yet, TELL THEM.
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@attksthdrknss substack is a Nazi bar already. I've heard good things about Ghost as an alternative. Latest version even supports integration with the Fediverse, apparently.
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Divergenze nelle traiettorie genetiche.
I modelli quantitativi indicano che i palestinesi derivano la stragrande maggioranza (>90%) della loro ascendenza da un substrato levantino, incluse le popolazioni dell'età del ferro. Gli ebrei ashkenaziti sono invece modellati come una popolazione ibrida, con la loro ascendenza composta da circa il 45-60% di componenti levantine e dal 40-55% di componenti europee (prevalentemente di tipo europeo meridionale).
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@sborrill that would be so great!
