@girish ok, very good to know, thanks for the heads up!

Just spotted this and figured I'd share in case anyone is interested

https://owncloud.com/events/tech-talk-how-to-join-the-infinite-scale-beta-program/

@makemrproper There is a large and active development community for Odoo. I think it would be quite excited to hear about a Beta of Odoo on Cloudron and they could contribute quite a lot. Hopefully, the other great applications available on Cloudron would catch their notice too, and people would join us.

What is Ball Aerospace COSMOS?

COSMOS is a suite of applications that can be used to control a set of embedded systems. These systems can be anything from test equipment (power supplies, oscilloscopes, switched power strips, UPS devices, etc), to development boards (Arduinos, Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone, etc), to satellites.

Cosmos 5 release info - seems to be "huge" in terms of docker services and hardware requirements. Guess it will be not easy to pack an app like this for Cloudron.

@plusone-nick It is a serious project. The name does do the project any favours in these early stages, a portmanteau between plebeian and reddit.

If you are interested in this kind of project but would like to look at something else, please take a look at Galacteek, which has been requested for Cloudron. Galacteek is based on IPFS. (https://ipfs.io )

Also, have a look at Aether: https://getaether.net

And the fledgling Berty: https://berty.tech/

and I suppose Session: https://getsession.org

I am not sure what is open source and what is not.

https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server/issues/30 says the "API Server" is not. https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server/issues/26 says "it is not ready yet". https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server/issues/20 then says it is free and open source.

Looks like they are trying to figure out the business model.

Any progress here? It is a terrific suggestion.

@Trackborne Not immediately, maybe when we find a bit more time. Some of these apps are a bit complicated to 'support' for piracy reasons.

@atridad @nebulon or I will take a look at how to proceed with this when we find a bit more time.

@jdaviescoates Thanks for the encouragement. It worked!

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7267/plebbit-on-cloudron

bumping for exposure...

A quick reading suggests that this is a CLI tool (and not an app). This is also installed in paperless already btw. @LoudLemur Are you having trouble with tesseract and paperless?

@xarp

How lovely to have the privacy to translate pages without using a Big Data company!

Censorship has also been circumvented by sharing links to a translated version of a website instead of linking directly.

To greatly leverage the utility of online translation, TTS (text-to-speech) generation, and even speech-to-text generation, is helpful. OCR (Optical Character Recognition) can help too, if text is embedded into an image.

There is a recent summary of self-hosted TTS tools here:

https://medevel.com/14-os-text-to-speech/

For OCR, Cloudron already supports (you people are amazing! 😍 ) paperless-ng. There is a summary of some tools here:

https://www.hitechnectar.com/blogs/open-source-ocr-tools/

Tesseract-ocr request:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7257/tesseract-ocr-optical-character-recognition-on-cloudron

This does look good, and probably evolved since first posted. Worth another look?

@benborges I moved your packaging question as a separate topic - https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7246/help-packaging-fireshare . That way people can just upvote and discuss the app here.

@timconsidine 👏

@WiseMetalhead looks very promising thanks

Although I note:

!! NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION! DO NOT USE TO STORE YOUR ASSETS !!

This project is under heavy development, there will be continuous functions, features and api changes.

Definitely excited about this possibility!

@girish

Haha! I feel the power already!

This is fantastic, @girish! Cloudron just made self-hosting images a cinch. It is quite funny that most of the world doesn`t know this yet, but hopefully they soon will!

@jtippetts MB, I should have been clearer. You should have asked this question in the thread I referenced above instead creating a new one. You'll grab more attention by replying to the main post since it'll ping all the participants that were involved in the packaging. Also, there's a sticky about searching before posting 🙂

@thetomester13 good point on the base_url

Feel free to do a proper packaging.
Mine was a bit of a hack for my own purposes.

Would be great to see a proper version in the App Store.
It's so just darned useful.
I get morning reports from a variety of servers and machines. and also enquiries to things like Hetzner Storage Box, Scaleway and Wasabi so I can monitor status in 5 mins over a coffee.

Played around with this in a VM and this would be absolutely perfect in cloudron just to be able to spin up various DBs and have a more dev friendly web app deployment system. Currently the method I found works for a Nuxt.js app is to build the app right into the same repo as the cloudron app, or two different repos.

My use case for more dev friendly apps is 1) only 1 server with cloudron running bare metal, 2) I have 1 IP address and 3) I want to avoid a VPS

@chris_doudet said in Appsmith:

Hi all,
I am an intensive user off appsmith, it would ne great toi see appsmith on cloudron.
I create a lot of internal app, with DB Access and API call with n8n.

+1

+1

Looks good 👍