I’ve tried Kodi on librelec, the old Xbox launcher. It has an app called kodi remote: your phone is the remote.

Currently I’m using an old 2013 laptop with Debian and xfce. I’ve installed KDE connect on it, and it also has an app KDE connect that turns your phone into the remote.

The main advantage of the remote on your phone is you can type text, copy/paste URLs, passwords and whatnot

Then i’m sure you’ll like this: https://no-js.club/members/ There’s also no css and no html clubs. Last but not least, take a look at gemini protocol, which is a bit like gopher: lightweight and textbased only

One of us !

Ctrl a and e are same as bash

also dysk, a modern, pretty version of df: https://github.com/Canop/dysk

I started with pirates of the carribean, so…

blackpearl: main PC Redpearl: raspberry pi Purplepearl: refurbished laptop. The router is … router

The phone is zizidane (“donkey dick” in French, also playword on Zinedine Zidane).

Don’t even need home server, regular PC with a disk will do. Just fireup syncthing on both devices and voila. Can set syncthing to start on pc