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Landchad.net Website Tutorial Page
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[Question] How much should be done manually in a tutorial #123

Closed Jocomol closed 3 years ago

Jocomol commented 3 years ago

I've recently found HenryQW's Awesome-TTRSS it is way easier to install, manage and features more possibilities than the normal Tiny Tiny RSS. I would like to make a little tutorial about Awesome-TTRSS as I think its a valuable piece of software as it allows you to share the subscribed RSS Feeds which is very useful if you aren't allowed to take your own device to work/school etc. or just want to read the same feeds on your phone and mark them as read. The problem now is that the installation features docker aswell as docker-compose and I am not sure if this fits on this website as this website is ment for everybody to use.

Should I make a tutorial or should I first try to figure out how to make it run wihtout docker?

ghost commented 3 years ago

I've tried tt-rss a while ago and used miniflux until recently but I can really recommend taking a look at yarr (https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr). It has a nice interface and is just a standalone go binary which uses sqlite as a database, so there is no setup needed. Other than that Luke is probably against docker here.