It doesn't have a desktop client, right?
Romm integrates with Playnite on Windows. I'm waiting for the RetroDeck integration as I am on Linux.
That would be the last step missing to truly have a selfhosted Steam-like server.
warmaster
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Ok, I'll keep waiting for ROMM then.
Great progress on the UI, it looks really polished. Consultations.
I have a few questions:
- Do you plan to open source it? AGPL, MIT, Apache, etc.
- When do you believe there will be a linux client?
Flathub = free visibility
Wait, what? Why?
This. It does what you want and it's actually a proper software license.
Get a domain, most tutorials use Cloudflare, so get that and switch if you want only after learning a bit more.
I recommend this setup to easily host anything you could ever want, access it remotely without exposing your network. Use Proxmox Helper Scripts.
Proxmox VE (host)
├── VM #1: Tailscale Exit Node
└── VM #2: VM
└── Docker
├── Traefik
├── Coolify
└── Zitadel
That glue is the whole value of OD. I wish there was a Docker compose version for home servers.
Is this easy to self host?
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Please for the love of god make a Ublue core image with Proxmox VE.
I want my server to be updated, unbreakable and easy.
Ublue Core with Cockpit is not easy. It's hard AF. Selinux is a PIA for noobs, Fedora docs are noob unfriendly. And the worst of all, there's absolutely no community whatsoever for Cockpit. If you want a tutorial then good luck to you. While Proxmox has a gazillion tutorials popping up every single day.
You could also ship a Coolify installer as a ujust script. Same thing with Tailscale (already available) and Cloudflared.
PVE & Ublue together, it would be a dream come true.
Edit: people are suggesting Fedora Core OS as a base, but Ublue Core builds on top of it. And for you it would feel more familiar since you already worked on other ublue images.
If it ends up being usable, I bet the Ucore team will pick up on your work. PVE's popularity just can't be ignored, it outmatches Cockpit by too much.