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About MyLinuxServer
MyLinuxServer is an independent personal collection of browser projects and Linux hosting experiments. Its purpose is to make small games and useful tools available with enough context to understand what they do.
What is public
The collection covers puzzles, anime-culture quizzes, multiplayer games, creative editors, typing practice, procedural sound and browser utilities. Most open without an account. Minecraft needs a compatible installed Java client. SaveVideo is a separate media brand with its own processing and advertising disclosures.
Privately hosted workspaces
The lab also runs these applications behind their normal login or VPN requirements. They are not public services offered to visitors, and this directory does not grant access.
| Application | Purpose |
|---|---|
| n8n | Workflow automation |
| Paperless-ngx | Document organization |
| Mealie | Recipes and meals |
| Homebox | Personal inventory |
| Actual Budget | Personal budgeting |
| Calibre-Web and Kavita | Ebook and comic libraries |
| Stirling PDF and IT-Tools | Private document and utility workspaces |
| Syncthing and Changedetection | Synchronization and change monitoring |
| Homepage and Uptime Kuma | Private dashboards and monitoring |
| AdGuard Home and WireGuard | DNS filtering and private network access |
Maintenance and attribution
We check pages and selected operations, document the scope and correct descriptions when a feature behaves differently. Service checks distinguish reachability from functional tests. The reliability case study records real observations and the limits of comparison.
The collection combines independently maintained projects with third-party applications and libraries. Minecraft, Wordle and Ruffle refer to their respective products or projects; this site does not claim affiliation or ownership of those brands. Anime quizzes are fan-made educational culture exercises.
Contact the maintainer
Email contact@savevideo.tech for corrections, privacy requests and rights concerns. The shared address supports both MyLinuxServer and SaveVideo; their processing practices remain distinct.