Looks interesting. But i am used to gitea. I use it for Years now on my workplace and in my homelab.

Maybe i will try Forgejo in The future.

Well than the possibilities are endless for OP. Let The Linux-Party begin :P

You could check for Linux support. I suppose it runs on an Arm-Processor.

Maybe it runs PostmarketOs.

Edit: If you can run Linux on it:

Selfhosted:

• Gitea (If you are a programmer)
• Stash (Organized NSFW-Content ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) )
• Nextcloud
• Simple-Server ( NAS/SFTP/SSH)
• MeTube (Youtube-Downloader)
• Kitchenowl/Mealie (Kitchen-Organization / Mealprep)
• Lute (Selfhosted Alternative to Duolingo)
• Speedtest (Monitoring Internet-Speed)
• wishlist
• Hortusfox (For managing your Plants)
• MotionEye (Security-Cam-Monitoring)

On-Device:

• Libreelec/Kodi (Media-Device)
• Retroarch (Retro-Gaming-Station)

Also you could try a software named “Bottles” (https://usebottles.com/download/ ).

It has a pretty simple GUI and you can click your configs together.

At first you have to define a “bottle” which simply represents an virtual environment for your Windows-Application or Game.

You can define which Windows Version you want to create and it asks you, if it is a Desktop-App or a Game you want to run. And based on that it will create an environment prepared for your Individual situation.

It also supports proton.

If you have any App you used before and isnt available on Linux: You can try to install the .exe-file with a Tool named “Bottles”.

Each Programm you run with that tool gets its own virtual Space, so if you mess something up, you can throw that one bottle away and just create another in its fresh New environment.

It has a clean UI and you can play with all kinds of different configs to get your Bottle to run. You can choose between different Windows Versions for example.

Under the hood it uses Wine and Proton.

Pro-Tip: Start Programms via the UI in “Terminal-Mode” so you can See potential Error-Messages which you would normally not see, if you just run the Programm.

Thanks for the lookup to that article! Very Informative and entertaining