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How did you get Monica running? I've tried the docker scripts but had no luck with them.
Did you use any instructions? Couldn't find anything but ansible script when searching the web.
Mealie is great for recipes. Not sure about what features you need, but it nails recipes.
yeah ok. Most of the time, i just point mealie to a website to import the recipe. That said, you can copy and paste the ingredients and methods using the bulk import. It is a bit finicky, but not too bad.
That said, i want to be pretty loose with things like being explicit with measurements, i don't need or want to do the auto-scaling, etc.
As for the shopping list, i use "bring", which basically say
buy cheese, notbuy 500g Kraft Cheddar cheese, i just need to be reminded to buy a block of cheese. or maybe addgrated cheeseAll the other ones required too many specific, so i am happy with the simple ones.
I dont worry too much about aisles, i think bring sorts it in various categories, but doesn't link it to aisles.
How would it do the aisles anyway, arent all shops different? and especially different in different countries.
yeah ok. makes sense,
I'm a but confused on FreshRSS but I think I'm not understanding a point. Isn't the concept of RSS that you basically get the information on different web pages with RSS Flux into one place that you can read like you would read journals?
Well each site RSS is just an XML file, you need a reader to present it in a nice readable format. Apart from that, I have a couple hundred RSS I follow on my Miniflux instance to visit each site individualy would take for ever and I would have to memorize were I last was on each site. Hope this helps
Ah so, the RSS is received on the Server and the reader is on there, you just access your server to then read the nice readable format?
I see, thanks!