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Self-hosting Photo Alternatives

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Hello everyone!

I’m currently looking to self host some photos to get my girlfriend off of Google Photos. I’m wondering what has been good in your experience.

I never thought about self-hosting the before but a LTT video (I’m sorry) popped up in my feed and I got curious.

I looked into Ente.io and PhotoSync so far but unsure if there are any better options. Also saw that LibrePhotos exist but I haven’t looked into it yet.

What are you using? Have you had any issues? Missing features etc.?

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Tywèle [she|her]@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Immich is by far the best and most convenient.

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/end of thread

As we used to say.

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Smk@lemmy.ca
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Immich all the way my dude.

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Epzillon@lemmy.mlOP
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Thank you all for the responses! I will take look into Immich and if maintenance is too much of a hassle I might try out Ente!

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Everyone seems to love immich, but I found the rapid development cycle combined with the version incompatibilities annoying.

Ente is seeming like a nice alternative so far and will hopefully be lower maintenance.

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I think Immich has grown out of the most difficult upgrades now. Most changes now are just removing lines from the stack.

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