Hello! I just selfhosted it on my server (wanderer.estebiu.com), and it's so cool! The federation works ootb! BUT Can I somehow search all the other instances for trails in a zone, from my server?

Fr. I have no idea what's the point. It doesn't even help you.

A linux smartwatch ? Then definetly look into asteroid OS ! The devices they support can be bought for very cheap on vinted. I opted for a garmin because of the battery life : i do not want to plug my watch in everynight.

You can try grayjay. Its on flathub, has youtube and nebula setup, and has built in support for controllers.

I am pretty happy with my Xiaomi 12. 6.2" screen. Althought unlocking the bootloader is a pain.

Idk sounds somehow staged ? Or maybe not

So, I received it yesterday, and I'm absolutely enamored with it: it's perfect. No need to download some crappy app that god know where sends your data, and thankfully it's possible to first pair it directly with gadgetbridge. Absolutely peak. Then it acts like a normal smartwatch, I guess. I'm not much interested by the notifications/smart aspects of it; I mainly got it so I could consult maps when going hiking without having to have my phone in my hand all the time. In that aspect, this garmin watch I have (vivoactive 6) let's you have a line of your course on the display on at all times, so not really a very colorful map with lots of stuff, but exactly what I needed. For the maps themselves, you can select whatever gpx file from your phone and 'share' it via the android menu to gadgetbridge, it'll send the file to the watch that way and you can then open it on the watch. Another thing i want to do with it is use it as a heartbeat sensor while riding my indoor trainer; I haven't had the time to try that yet tho. A very cool thing is that this watch supports music on device!! It has 8gb onboard, and you can download music from amazon music, spotify, deezer, and others, idk. But as I download my music from bandcamp I found no use for those. Thankfully by plugging the watch in a pc with their cable it acts as a media storage device, and then you can upload your own mp3 files. Looks like it doesn't support flac, so you'll need to transcode those if you have you music in that format. Navidrome's UI let's you do that easily when downloading an album. Ah, the watch itself doesn't have a speaker, but you can connect headphones, up to LDAC it seems? Mine have the aac/sbc codecs disabled, only LDAC is enabled, and it still works, so cool ig? Ah, I found that to setup garmin pay you need the official app, but after the initial setup you can uninstall it. Anyway, my bank isn't supported so idc.

I hope i have been exhaustive, and that this rant of mine could maybe help you make your decision. Overall, i'm pretty happy: works pretty well for what I need, and is totally private. My data isn't feeding god knows what algorithm, and there are no important features locked behind a paywall (their garmin trainer or whatever is, but who tf cares about that)

Ah, and the alarms on the watch seem to wake you up just fine.

Auto-pause when on home/work wifi, built in maps, and to mrybe pull other reitti's users position ?

Imma try colota, seems pretty modern. The built in map is nice

Works fine for me, but I remember having something similar ages ago. I resolved uninstalling decky loader. Maybe try that..?

We are truly getting dumber and dumber

For real. Where the fuck have we come.. You just adb into the tv, install a launcher, put it behind a firewall rule, done..