Streamline your home media experience
How many times have you tinkered with your Raspberry Pi only to find you broke something? Some of you may be familiar with the concept of a development test environment and a production environment, so you understand that you just don't mess with your production device unless you have a … I'm curious
Spotweb is a usenet indexing software very popular in the Netherlands. Spotweb has a simple interface for displaying the latest spots and associated nzbs. The Spotweb framework provides a newznab compatible API that can be used as a personal indexer with automation software like Sonarr, SickRage, CouchPotato, Headphones, Mylar, LazyLibrarian … I'm curious
BitTorrent Sync has gotten heavy on resources so users are looking for alternatives to run on low-powered devices like the Raspberry Pi. Enter Syncthing which is written in go and has a significantly lower memory footprint compared to BitTorrent Sync. You can run the Syncthing server on Windows, Linux (Ubuntu, … I'm curious
pyLoad is a tool used for downloading files from online storage lockers. These storage sites are usually plagued with nags like waiting for bandwidth restrictions to expire or slow downloading speeds. pyLoad will automatically download lists of files that you add from the storage lockers. pyLoad can be useful for … I'm curious
ownCloud is a popular cloud storage solution for your home server. It is the closest dropbox-like experience I am aware of that has clients for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. I have chosen to use ownCloud as a backup for dropbox so my ownCloud folder and Dropbox folder are … I'm curious
ComicStreamer can help you view your digital comic collection across your network. It is similar to Ubooquity but written in Python and only supports .cbr and .cbz files. ComicStreamer turns your Raspberry Pi into a comic server that will stream your comic collection to your reading devices so you can … I'm curious
On Windows machines hard drives automatically sleep and spin down when they are not in use. This theoretically extends the life of your USB or SATA hard drive. On Linux systems you often have to configure power saving parameters for your hard drive manually.
For the little Raspberry Pi and … I'm curious