Flame is a self-hosted dashboard for your server that also doubles as a start page. Flame is very easy to set up and use which is why I like it so much. With built-in editors, it allows you to set up your very own application hub in no time; and no file editing is necessary. … Read more about How to Install Flame on Your Synology NAS
What is Nextcloud? Nextcloud is the most deployed self-hosted file share and collaboration platform on the web. Access and collaborate across your devices. The Nextcloud application is functionally similar to Dropbox or OneDrive. Unlike Dropbox and OneDrive, Nextcloud does not offer off-premises file storage hosting. Nextcloud Hub 26 is free and open-source which means that … Read more about How to Install Nextcloud on Your Synology NAS
TeamMapper is a mind mapping made simple. You can host and create your own mindmaps. Share your mindmap sessions with your team and collaborate on mindmaps. TeamMapper features shared mindmapping sessions for your team based on websockets. In this step by step guide I will show you how to install TeamMapper on your Synology NAS using Docker … Read more about How to Install TeamMapper on Your Synology NAS
Bing Wallpaper includes a collection of beautiful images from around the world that have been featured on the Bing search homepage. Did you know you can change your DSM 7.1 login page wallpaper with the Bing wallpapers? Today I will show you how to automatically get the latest Bing Wallpapers on your Synology DSM Login … Read more about Synology: Daily Bing Wallpapers For DSM Login Page
NZBGet is a lightweight, open-source Usenet downloading client designed for efficiently retrieving binary files from Usenet newsgroups. It’s a popular tool among users who access Usenet for downloading content like movies, music, software, or other large files. Unlike some other Usenet clients, NZBGet is known for its speed, low resource usage, and cross-platform compatibility, running … Read more about How to Install NZBGet on Your Synology NAS
Which file system to use on your Synology NAS? There are two options, depending on DS model – EXT4 or BTRFS. Once again, Synology NAS provides a Knowledge Base article to help you choose. For most general purposes, BTRFS is the best choice; where performance is paramount, EXT4. For example, the two “Crucial” SSD’s that … Read more about Synology: Which File System To Use?