Antimatter is a fully unrestricted, community-maintained fork of Mattermost that gives you a lightweight and reliable self-hosted team collaboration platform without commercial limits or paywalls. Once you have it running on your NAS device, enabling email notifications is one of the most useful next steps you can take. With email notifications properly configured, you’ll receive … Read more about How to Set up Email Notifications in Antimatter
On October 3, 2026, Dockhand switched from version 1.0.50 to the new 1.0.51 version. Dockhand fixes the following issues and adds new options: New – Drag to reorder environments New – Drag to reorder tags, and the grid groups follow that order (Requested by your Internet friend Marius). New – Containers can be tagged with a … Read more about Synology & UGREEN Dockhand Docker Version 1.0.51
Antimatter is a community-maintained fork of Mattermost that removes commercial restrictions, user/message limits, and other paywalled or enterprise-only elements, delivering a fully unrestricted open-source self-hosted team collaboration platform focused on chat and core features without the corporate overhead. In my homelab I’ve been running it for days as the central hub for family and a … Read more about How to Install Antimatter on Your Synology NAS
October is the perfect time to refresh your self-hosted setup. New Docker containers keep appearing, and many of them solve everyday problems in smarter, lighter, or more private ways. Whether you run a Synology, UGREEN, or Asustor NAS, these recent apps are worth testing this month. I spend a lot of time testing new self-hosted … Read more about 7 New Self-Hosted Apps You Should Try in October 2026
Nginx Proxy Manager makes it very easy to manage reverse proxies and SSL certificates with Let’s Encrypt. Over time, however, you often end up with many certificates that are no longer used, leftover from tests, old domains, or services you removed. At the same time, active certificates eventually need renewal to stay valid. Keeping your … Read more about How to Delete Unused and Renew SSL Certificates in Nginx Proxy Manager
Running Docker on a Synology, UGREEN and Asustor NAS is incredibly useful: you can host media servers, databases, dashboards, and dozens of other services with ease. Over time, however, Docker accumulates a large number of unused images, intermediate layers, and dangling tags. These leftovers quietly eat away at your precious storage on your NAS device. … Read more about How to Free Disk Space on Your NAS if You Run Docker and Dockhand