Learn how to set up and customize Homer Dashboard, an open-source, self-hosted solution for creating beautiful shortcuts to all your sites and services. Explore the installation process using Docker, configure the default settings, and customize the dashboard with personalized themes, layout tools, and shortcut links. Discover how to add categories, find application logos, and create a centralized hub for easy access to your web applications and services. Perfect for home lab enthusiasts and those looking to streamline access to their self-hosted sites and applications.
Homer Dashboard - Open Source, Self Hosted, Beautiful Shortcuts to All Your Sites and Services
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction
Thank you to my Patrons and Subscribers
Installing Homer through Docker
Bring up our default dashboard
Configuration File Overview
Editing the Default Config
Finding Hex Color Codes to Customize your Theme
Layout Tools
Custom Message and Menubar Links
Main Shortcut Links / Buttons
Finding Application Logos
Add another Category and Supporting Links
Taught by
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