WallpaperMachine
The wallpapers you love. A new home on your Mac.
Back up first steps, family days and everyday photos to your own computer or NAS. Find the moments you miss and make room on your phone for new memories.
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Lomorage server: self-hosted photo and video backup
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Read the full README ↗The Lomorage server: a self-hosted photo and video backup service for your own hardware (Raspberry Pi, Linux, Windows, macOS). The Lomorage apps back up to it over your home network.
irm https://lomorage.com/windows/install.ps1 | iexcurl -fsSL https://lomorage.com/mac/install.sh | bash| Path | What |
|---|---|
cmd/lomod | the server |
cmd/lomoupg | the self-updater used by the Windows and macOS installs |
cmd/lomoc | command-line client (import, check, migrate) |
handler/, common/ | HTTP handlers and shared packages |
migrations/ | database schema migrations |
rpms-build/ | Debian/RPM/Docker packaging files |
installers/ | the Windows and macOS install scripts served from lomorage.com |
scripts/ | cross-build and release tooling |
Go modules are vendored (-mod=vendor), and building needs libvips and cgo.
make build-lomod # Linux
make test-handler # handler integration tests
Linux packages for arm/amd64 are cross-built in Docker, see scripts/cross-build-rpi/README.md. Windows and macOS builds and the full release flow are in docs/releasing.md.