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Happy to help :)

(especially when it comes awesome libre software :p)

does it make it so that it’s only “ready” to be triggered by ntfy when it would otherwise poll the server on its own very frequently (so you end up actually saving some battery)?

That’s how I understand it, yes. You change the behaviour of the app by configuring it to use UnifiedPush, so there is less background usage to restrict

Thx for the kind words!

I left the background service on for all the messengers, it’s not like the Unifiedpush ones have anything major to use anyway. This increased the reliability and peace of mind for me + I they never show up as major battery users for me

it’s rly cool that you’re self hosting this stuff! though I can imagine running your PC 24/7 just for that is quite annoying

also yeah, upstream support for UnifiedPush in the clients for both Signal and Telegram would be great…

But I can imagine that it’s not rly a priority for them.
(I’m not actually skilled enough (yet) to help implement that though either)

So you have set it up over Mollysocket? Do you use your own or a remote instance?

I just haven’t got around to setting it up myself yet… (+ I don’t have my own server yet, so I can’t self host :/)

I can recommend Molly for Signal and Mercurygram for Telegram. Both support UnifiedPush too!

Most libre applications implement their own websockets for this
(unfortunately Proton uses FCM in most of their apps and don’t publish them on F-Droid or Accrescent)

However, those can take a strain on your battery since every websocket maintains it’s own connection.
This is where UnifiedPush in combination with either nfty or Sunup come in
(there is also a plugin for your own nextcloud)

Since Unifiedpush maintains only one connection for every app using it, this takes quite a bit less charge to upkeep
(it’s explained quite well on their website which is hyperlinked)

If you are looking for Unifiedpush support on Signal: Molly is a hardened fork of the client and does support it through Mollysocket

This might be a good opportunity to try one of universal blue’s distros

They are kinda “just set and forget” atomic distros, improving on Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite with usability improvements

I regret ever having switched to the amateur distro that is Nobara bc I was too lazy to set up Feodra a 2nd time after the Grub fiasco Arch (and thus my daily driver back then EndeavourOS) had lol

Will switch the second OpenSuSe Slowroll becomes stable