I wait for Akkoma

@girish they were acquired by Docker, so I guess now it's only sysbox.

Gogs vs Gitea vs Forgejo: Which Self-Hosted Git to Pick in 2026? Dev Effort Breakdown Tired of GitHub's censorship and bloat? Here's a no-BS comparison of the lightweight Git alternatives. All Go-based, MIT-licensed, one-binary deploys. Gogs is dead; pick Gitea or Forgejo for active dev. Aspect Gogs (0.13.0, 2021) Gitea (1.22+, Jan 2026) Forgejo (8.0+, Jan 2026) Status Dead/abandoned (last commit 2016) Thriving (commercial/community hybrid) Active fork of Gitea (community/non-profit) Dev Effort Zero. Archived on GitHub. No security patches, vulns piling up. Fork it yourself if needed. High: 2k+ commits/month, 200+ contributors. Monthly releases, enterprise features. Backed by Gitea Ltd (Taiwan-based, less woke drama). GitHub stars: 40k+. Medium-High: 500+ commits/month, syncs Gitea upstream. 50+ core devs. Codeberg-hosted, but slower than Gitea on edge features. Stars: 10k+. Performance Ultra-light (RPi-friendly) Excellent, scales to 10k+ repos/users Matches Gitea, Docker-optimized Features Basic Git + issues/hooks Full: Actions (CI/CD), packages, wiki, LFS, federation, OAuth Same as Gitea + P2P federation emphasis Community/Woke None (based by default) Neutral-ish; CoC exists but pragmatic Woke-leaning (CoC, pronouns, censorship vibes via Codeberg) Security Unpatched (avoid prod) Frequent audits/fixes Inherits Gitea + own patches Setup/Migration Simple but manual Easiest: Docker, ARM64, Gogs importer Docker-heavy, good Gitea/Gogs tools Pros Dead simple, zero deps Feature-complete, reliable, active Decentralized governance, FOSS purist Cons No modern features/support Corporate shift irks purists Fork drama, trails Gitea dev speed Recommendations: Solo/based user: Gitea. Most bang-for-buck, ignore upstream politics. FOSS maximalist: Forgejo if you buy the anti-corp narrative (but watch the wokeness). Legacy: Gogs only for air-gapped hobby—migrate ASAP. Dev metrics from GitHub/Codeberg dashboards (as of Jan 2026). Gitea wins on momentum; Forgejo if you hate companies.

@robi Well, we use Stripe in the back/end processing for the in-person operations and have no plans to support PP for the POS operations at this juncture. Now, you could use any of the other gateways in place, or in conjunction with Stripe for the web store. That already works. The list of payment gateways, that includes Paypal which ships also with the core, can be found here: https://www.seotoaster.com/website-plugins-marketplace.html. For the hardware you can use either the phone to take contactless payment or one of the basic Stripe readers like https://stripe.com/terminal/m2 if you use an Ipad or Android tablet. The v3.12.0 package supporting the POS will be released next week and the team is preparing the Cloudtron version of that package for you as I'm writing these words.

@girish said in GLPI - Asset and IT Management Software: @vitetj great stuff! I have asked @vladimir.d to look into this so we can get it published. Was there a reason to use LDAP and not OIDC ? https://help.glpi-project.org/doc-plugins/oauthsso ? Also, if we may reuse your work, can you please put in a LICENSE file at https://github.com/vitetj/Cloudron-GLPI ? Any opensource license (MIT, GPL etc) will work. Hey — thanks! On OIDC: the plugin you linked (oauthsso) is not free (it’s available through a GLPI subscription / GLPI Network), which is why I went with LDAP for a default setup. That said, OIDC is definitely on my todo list. There are community/free options we can build on for OIDC SSO, for example: https://github.com/edgardmessias/glpi-singlesignon And yes — happy to help with reuse: I’ll add a LICENSE file to https://github.com/vitetj/Cloudron-GLPI so it can be published/used properly.

@murgero https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/10465/xmpp-server-prosody/44?_=1769150280326 This is the best place to look. I've pushed a repo, I've made a docker image, and I've listed the steps I followed to set it up on my own server. It's been running for over 8 months now and I haven't had issues, other than the workarounds I have to do for Cloudron packaging limitations.

packaging update : basic functionality working further testing needed Will share package and deployment instructions when proven stable.

I have just pushed an update (fixing some ZM UI rendering) latest docker image build : tcmbp132021/cloudron-zoneminder:v2.0.27 Anyone with an existing installation of CCAI-P and using that to deploy : press logout connect import catalogue select Zoneminder and ensure the build is v2.0.27

@girish thanks, I've only just realised the hosted version seems to have disappeared https://linksta.cc/ Indeed it seems nearly all (but not all) instances are down https://linkstack.org/instances/

A small suggestion for formatting your wish list: --- ## **Title**: Flowise on Cloudron - Build AI Agents Visually *** * **Main Page**: https://flowiseai.com * **Git**: https://github.com/FlowiseAI/Flowise * **Licence**: Apache License Version 2.0 * **Dockerfile**: Yes * **Demo**: https://flowiseai.com (Free tier available with 2 flows) *** * **Summary**: Flowise is an open-source generative AI development platform that enables building AI agents and LLM (Large Language Model) applications visually, without coding. The tool offers a drag-and-drop interface to create custom workflows, integration with various LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure, etc.), RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) support, conversational memory management, and multi-tool agent capabilities. It features a modular architecture with Node.js backend, React frontend, and third-party integration components. *** * **Notes**: Flowise is an excellent alternative for those looking to implement AI solutions without complex programming. It offers advanced features such as Document Stores, vector databases (Pinecone, Qdrant, Chroma, etc.), response streaming, and monitoring with OpenTelemetry/Prometheus/Grafana. Supports deployment via Docker, Docker Compose, and includes Redis queue configuration for scalability. The community is active with over 21 contributors to the main repository. Concerns include managing credentials for external APIs and the need for proper storage configuration for data persistence. *** * **Alternative to / Libhunt link**: https://www.libhunt.com/r/Flowise * **Screenshots**: - Official logo: https://github.com/FlowiseAI/Flowise/blob/main/images/flowise.png - Demo GIF: https://github.com/FlowiseAI/Flowise/blob/main/images/flowise_agentflow.gif - Additional screenshots available in the GitHub repository and official documentation *** **Additional Technical Information:** - Default port: 3000 - Supports SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL as database - Storage: Local, AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage - Requires Node.js 18.15.0 or higher - Available on Docker Hub as official image

@girish that's good analysis. That's good example of why we need review before adopting it into AppStore. Honestly ... I didn't encounter the issues you raised, simply because I never work in the way that I sign up to the SaaS aspect. I just use the UI, save a PNG or screenshot and throw away the design. Only use it for quick sketches and explainer diagrams. My package was purely to get it off my Traefik/docker-compose VPS onto Cloudron, because might shut down the Traefik VPS. Yes, entirely viable to just use the main website and did that for a while. Should it go in the AppStore ? I don't have a strong view. Others might, because, as you say, privacy issues. But they don't crop up for me in this app.

[Announce] CustomAppGateway (CAG) – Solving the "Chicken & Egg" for Custom Apps Hi everyone, I'm excited to share a new project that I hope will be a valuable addition to our ecosystem: CustomAppGateway (CAG). Available now at CAG Website The "Chicken & Egg" Problem For a while now, I've been working on CCAI and then CCAI-P (Cloudron Custom App Installer - Personal), a tool designed to be the primary "Install UI" for custom apps. It empowers you to easily install packaged custom apps that aren't yet in the official store. However, there is a catch-22: How do you install the installer (CCAI-P) without using the CLI ? Enter CustomAppGateway (CAG) CustomAppGateway is the solution to that problem. It is a specialized, lightweight run-once tool designed solely to deploy CCAI-P to your Cloudron instance securely and easily. It provides three simple methods: CAG Online (Hosted): A web-based installer that runs securely in your browser (using a proxy to handle CORS, with tokens processed in memory only). CAG Web (self-hosted) : same as above but made easy to deploy to your own server. CAG App (Downloaded): A standalone terminal executable for Mac, Windows, and Linux for those who prefer a local utility. AppStore Independence CAG and CCAI-P are about AppStore Independence. You are not reliant on waiting for an app to be officially adopted or packaged by the Cloudron team to use it, if you need it NOW. That said, the Cloudron App Store remains vital. It provides the seamless, tested update mechanism we all rely on. While custom apps give us freedom and immediacy, the App Store is still the gold standard for long-term maintenance and stability. Updates & Housekeeping CCAI-P is now the primary interface for installing custom apps and will receive further updates and improvements. The old CCAI open hosted version is effectively deprecated and will be archived/deleted. I encourage everyone to switch to using CCAI-P. Security A hot topic which I’ve taken seriously. CAG leverages the excellent security baked into the Cloudron platform. We focus on : using a dedicated one-time token which you create and subsequently delete restricting the token to use only on your IP address The footprint for attack is tiny. A Note to the Cloudron Team I want to extend a huge and ongoing thank you to the Cloudron team for their continued, tireless efforts. Cloudron remains the #1 self-hosting platform because of your hard work. We know you face time and effort constraints with a small team. My hope is that CustomAppGateway and CCAI-P can ease your burden a little by empowering the community to self-service their custom app needs, allowing you to focus on the core platform and official apps. Where to get it CAG Website Status hosted installer : zero setup : tested web installer : private setup : tested desktop installer : minimal setup : tested on MacOS TODO : test desktop installer on Windows test desktop installer on Linux Feedback is always welcome! And in doing so, please cut me some slack - it's a ground-breaking project, and as such may have some gremlins for a short (hopefully) while.

@dcwalk said in Mobilizon - A free and federated tool to get our events off Facebook!: Agree that it would be great to have this app in Cloudron Agreed! It's now on version 5.2.2 and these are the docker instructions https://docs.mobilizon.org/3. System administration/install/docker/

I posted this in 2022: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7571/netbird-foss-noconf-mesh-vpn-using-wireguard-alternative-to-zerotier-tailscale-omniedge-netmaker-etc?_=1767395599838 along with other mesh vpn threads worth reading: https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4793/netmaker-manage-wireguard-networks https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7567/firezone-foss-noconf-mesh-vpn-using-wireguard-alternative-to-zerotier-tailscale-omniedge-netmaker-etc https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7560/omniedge-decentralised-noconf-mesh-vpn-using-wireguard-alternative-to-zerotier-tailscale-etc https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7563/tailscale-decentralised-noconf-mesh-vpn-using-wireguard-alternative-to-zerotier-etc

@Kubernetes sometimes I just hate IT

BTCPayServer has now been updated to v2.3.3 (from 2.1.6) Tested on our instance and it's running fine https://git.cloudron.io/playground/btcpayserver/