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<h1>bauherren</h1>
<blockquote>Path to self-hosting</blockquote>
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<p>Author: <a href=//c.bauherren.ovh>Christos</a>, <a href=//p.bauherren.ovh>PRANSHU???</a>
<p><time>12 Dec 24</time>
<p>The biggest disservice I've committed unto my friends (those I successfully swayed over onto 'free software') is not preaching the good word of 'self-hosting' - earlier.
<p>'Self-hosting' and 'free-software' go hand in hand
<p>I'm sure Linux users can in a moments notice list all the evil things Microsoft and Apple have done unto mankind but are content with services provided by Google, GitHub etc.
<p>Now bauherren.ovh has it's own email server, matrix, searx instances
<p>Work is underway to set up a full git,
<h2>It's never been easier</h2>
<p>There are a dime-a-dozen quality guides and even dedicated guides like <a href=//landchad.net>landchad.net</a> that have everything you need to start self-hosting.
<p>I'll admit it for some nicher things, like setting up an IRC chat bot, goodluck finding an up-to-date guide
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