I just installed this using their instructions for self-hosting. Other than having trouble figuring out what the proper endpoint is (partly due to the need to manually setup a whole bunch of DNS entries for things like /albums, /photos which even after a few hours of fiddling, I couldn't get it), I opted to not use this:, I feel you all should know the real reason: the backend is Minio. Minio is terrific for organizing files which are accessed by software. If you are hoping to drop a folder of folder of folders of pics onto this, and then one day decide you want to use something else, all your pics will be "well organized" but in an arcane folder system which Minio uses. It will NOT be browsable-friendly. You will not be able to get your pics out in a timely and simple fashion. At least, this is what it looks like to me.

LocalAI is now on v2.27.0 and there have been updates to their All in One images https://github.com/mudler/LocalAI/releases/tag/v2.27.0

As of 5 days ago Fider is now on 0.25.0 https://github.com/getfider/fider/releases Seems they are releasing every few months.

I've started work on this, and will update this thread when I have it in a repo. That might be later today, it might be in another day or two. I managed to get: A modified Dockerfile A modified startup script The image pushing to a (local) private repo An install into my local Cloudron And, at that point, I have more environment variables to set. So, it seems possible/I'll make the work public shortly.

Agreed. I'm not offering thoughts from a spirit of "GIVE UP!," by any means. It is more from the perspective of "I think this one is trickier than it seems at first glance." But, I am still learning. So, the staff may say "this is actually easy!" Or, they might say "Yep, it's kinda tricky." And, as a result, we all learn more.

@perelin well done! How is it? Also, if you have a git repo, it makes it easier for other to test and staff to begin packaging it for the App Store.

v0.50.0 https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/releases

While you wait, I believe Hetzner has a disk image with this on it.

@joseph I have tried them in Coolify. Both are great, with Heyfrom trying to go head to head against typeform, and Opnform is your general go-to form. You can do lots with them both, design wise its beautiful and simple to use. I think soon Opnform will support payment as well. I think this is a great combination since we also already have Cal in Cloudron. With proper form app we can reduce the number of plugin we use in Wordpress too. Currently my go-to is Fluent forms, but I'm tryng to decentralise everything and only leaves WP just for the website. So clients do not need to go into WP backend just to see the forms admissions and so on. After Cloudron 9, I hope the team can try bring them in. It will be one of the best thing ever for all Cloudron users, I'm sure.

sorry actually demo is visible on their youtube channel

Seems to use/depend on mongo and keydb which is a faster multithreaded Redis. So it may be installable in a mongo based donor app.

Then there is https://github.com/The-Pocket-World/PocketManus as well

@perelin https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/13466/nzbget-on-cloudron-efficient-usenet-downloader

It may not matter, but I prefer this running on Postgres for longevity of support (currently 2029) and integrations from there. The dashboard uses Postgres too. The dash I think should stay with the package for completeness of one instance, as all the auth to the server happens there too. Perhaps have an option to disable it on multiple instances, but then one doesn't have to use it and still configure all the auth across servers.