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rclip is a great app to have at hand in a NAS and I use a Synology NAS. rclip can be installed using the command line on the NAS but to run a query, ssh connection must be made. Ideally, if the web browser support is implemented (#119), it would also be nice to have a Synology package (https://help.synology.com/developer-guide/getting_started/first_package.html).
Apart from that, what is your suggested way of running rclip on a Synology NAS?
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run rclip -np <query>; -p is for previews; I ssh from the iTerm2, which supports outputting images into the so that I can view the results directly in the terminal
I really like AppImage because it allows me to run rclip on any Linux system (it was the first rclip installation method I implemented). Still, the current limitations of the AppImage installation are:
You won't get automatic updates.
Running the AppImage version of rclip is slower than it should be because AppImage has to unpack itself every time you run the app.
I plan to add the Synology NAS package to improve the execution speeds, and I will keep this GHA open to track the progress on that.
rclip is a great app to have at hand in a NAS and I use a Synology NAS. rclip can be installed using the command line on the NAS but to run a query, ssh connection must be made. Ideally, if the web browser support is implemented (#119), it would also be nice to have a Synology package (https://help.synology.com/developer-guide/getting_started/first_package.html).
Apart from that, what is your suggested way of running rclip on a Synology NAS?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: