And of course, many forums are good too, but note that many of the bits could be outdated (always check the date of the posts and the version number!)

For me, the Linux community at the programming(dot)dev instance is very helpful!

Always check the relevant wikis. Yes, some of them aren’t very well-written, but most are very good. Look at the wikis for your distro, the software you want to use, etc. Even if you don’t use Arch, the ArchWiki is a very good source with steps that can apply for most distros!

You might also want to check out the channel “LearnLinuxTV”, they make fantastic tutorials for setting up various distros and self-hosted services.

I will also recommend installing “tldr”, which is basically manpages for dummies, showing you the essential commands and their parameters. “Tealdeer” is a Rust-based client for tldr that is available on Arch (unsure about other distro families)

Quarrtarrmastarr? Or is that too much?

I personally just use local music playback, with SyncThing for syncing between devices. That mean I can listen to them offline!

On Android, I use Auxio, but Lotus and Chocola (previously CuteMusic) are awesome too.

On Linux, I use an mpd-based option called rmpc. Tauon and Gapless are also great! As for mobile Linux, Gapless is a good option that works pretty well. You might also like Plattenalbum, a GTK-based MPD client.

I might try it soon, and I’ll let you know any feedback I have once I get back home!

Neat! This seems like a pretty cool project!

Two built for Android, Syncthing-fork and BasicSync, and the latter is meant to be less featured and simpler (or basic! Wow, it’s in the name!)

And the third is the desktop service for Linux, Windows, etc. Technically, you can install the Linux one with Termux or similar on Android, but it’s a little jankey. It is possible though, as somebody else has already mentioned!