[jboynyc]

I didn't realize that Newsboat has Miniflux support! That means you can read your feeds from the console and keep everything in sync with the web interface or any other client software. I will try this out later.

https://github.com/newsboat/newsboat/blob/master/CHANGELOG.m...

[deck4rd]

Recently I set up a miniflux instance with the intention of using it as a backend for newsboat. I'd been using newsboat on its own for a while and I liked it, but wanted my feeds accessible on other devices. Turns out I liked miniflux's UI so much that I didn't even bother finishing setting up newsboat to be its frontend. Now I'm 100% miniflux, using the web app on both desktop and mobile.

[dewey]

Miniflux is great, also because it supports the Fever and Google Reader API you can use it with almost any other client too.

[ZeroGravitas]

I think I want to use this with newsboat, but the overlap in functionality between the two confuses me.

When used together, newsboat is just a reader, right? You configure your feeds and feed filters via miniflux?

I feel like in an ideal world they'd share a configurable backend for fetching and filtering feeds.

[toastal]

OpenWRT has a Miniflux package too so you could feasibly run it on your router.