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Best self hosted photo manager for multi user
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this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2023
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Do you want it federated or no? If you want it federated, go for Pixelfed. If not, check out Immich.
Pixelfeds album feature is terrible.
Oh I had no idea. I was thinking of standing an instance up to explore it.
I was looking for something better than sharing pictures four at a time on Mastodon and checked out Pixelfed. I don't understand it at all. It's like the system is designed around sharing individual pictures. Even when an instance allows sharing a few pictures at once, other users will only see the first picture because multiple pictures is obviously an afterthought for the UI. Maybe it's because I am too old and I want Flickr instead of Instagram. I'm still posting pictures up to four at a time on Mastodon.
Yeah exactly, I want federated flick, not Instagram.
Can you run pixelfed without federation?
Yeah you can.
That's a good question. I am not really certain.
But then it's Instagram without users. Maybe pointless unless some specific edge cases
Is Pixelfed for image storage, or is it more like Instagram?
It's probably more like instagram.