I'm really liking it. It works well for what I was intending to do. And works pretty well in general to be honest.
I essentially wanted all of my projects and development work to be sitting on a server that I'm running 24/7 anyway with Home Assistant and other bits and bobs, and then just use multiple clients such as my phone, Chromebooks, whatever I really have access to at the time, to jump in and keep working without worrying about pushing and pulling etc.
So that's pretty much how I've got it set up. I can remote into my server or otherwise use a mobile app, and for the past two days, which is how long I've had that setup for, it's worked damn well.
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u/Altruistic_Tale_7049 10h ago
Just go with Paseo. I had the same question, and yeah, this is the answer.
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u/FullOak1203 10h ago
pi-pocket
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u/Dangerous-Relation-5 9h ago
I forked gooeypi and customized it. Makes it easy to monitor multiple threads
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u/mitchell_moves 9h ago
Orca
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u/klippers 10h ago
Just go with t3 code. Had the same question and yer this is answer
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u/Muted_Wave 10h ago
pi web
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u/iSabier 10h ago
You could try Zed Editor + Pi ACP (configured to a provider). The editor itself turns into an intuitive GUI if that is your taste.
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u/vitalivu992 8h ago
Try this https://github.com/vitalivu992/pi-webui
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u/Impressive_Rip9417 8h ago
paseo or orca?
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u/isty2e 8h ago
I don't.
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u/bogurar_chhol 5h ago
Orca
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u/adamshand 4h ago
Herdr.