Good to hear. Having a raspberry and kodi focused base with an open Linux backend sounds good. Will try that later.

There is sendtokodi, which uses yt-dlp. I’m a bit surprised that there are no newpipe-extractor clients for Kodi, since there should be hooks for everything you’d need. Then again, I don’t know how well it works outside of Android.

I’m on Tuxedo now, really nice so far. Thanks.

Honestly, I was avoiding Debian for the staleness, but it might be what I go for. I use ungoogled chromium, and all but the flatpak version seem to lag behind. I don’t like the packaged dependencies for each app, since there tend to be a lot of redundancies and bigger deltas. Though if you fully commit to flatpak, with Debian as a stable base, that might be good. The more I try to customize Mint, the more it fights me.

For now, NC Deck does what I asked. Even if it’s bound to Nextcloud, that’s at least a server I trust. I also used Markor as my editor ever since switching to Android, it seems to have a todo-focused Markdown extension with linking other files. Looks powerful, maybe I can build something with it.

They do have SQLite on their Roadmap, so maybe there can be a standalone app at some point.