The good news is that there are only two or three updates per year, so keeping the app up to date might require only a manageable amount of effort.

@Teiluj said: Thanks for considering packaging paperclip. We have created a package for Paperclip and have it running but are waiting to hear from upstream before publishing it.

Calibre-Web Automated suddenly gets an update after over 7 months! https://github.com/crocodilestick/Calibre-Web-Automated/releases/tag/v4.0.7

still all working well for me, but then i might not be touching all features important to everyone keep any feedback coming, want this to be the perfect setup for anyone wanting a private mesh network — which is very handy for offloading ai work to various other machines in your world, regardless of where you are exit-node feature is also handy, and nicely implemented — really impressed with their ease-of-use for clients if we can get cloudron to allow this as one of the vpn-protection options, i can see this being ideal for making cloudron corporate-friendly for anyone offering those kinds of services or wanting for yours and your family's locked-down access to apps

I did a quick research pass : viable defaults to full PyTorch which makes it a fat image, but could try the lite version with some compromises latest release is v0.10.5-alpha so still young as a repo and all recent releases are alpha None of those are blockers, just issues to deal with, might be a bumpy road until it is stable. I will add it to my 'Consider' list, maybe watch the repo a little, but if anyone else wants to get there first, please go ahead, don't let my looking at it dissuade any packagers.

@avatar1024 my AI analysis said possible but not easy. But my AI is normally cautious. Big question was whether it is single tenant or whether it should support accounting for multiple tenants. It's not something I am looking to take on currently (not just initial build but also maintenance).

@humpty v0.3.32 moved the package image from Docker Hub to the new Cloudron Container Registry as part of the Cloudron 10 build-system migration. Cloudron intentionally requires manual confirmation whenever a community package changes its image repository, as a security precaution. This should be a one-time manual update; later versions from the new repository will update automatically again.

Nice, thanks for sharing. Also amusingly ironic that it requires a "popular" email to use the demo. Edit: I tried out the public instance and it didn't work (I guess it's possible that what I was looking for just isn't on anything else, but it also gave me incorrect SoundCloud and YouTube links, which was a bit of a crap experience). Edit: to be fair, what I tried previously was a podcast. I tried again with another spotify link someone had posted into WhatsApp which was just a music song and for that it worked well.

This project has been renamed to SnapOtter. New GH link: https://github.com/snapotter-hq/SnapOtter @necrevistonnezr please update OP

@necrevistonnezr I wonder why they went with Apache in the first place, if they didn't want that sort of thing to happen.

@jdaviescoates personally I found the internal turn server to be highly unreliable. But others may have better experiences.

What's difference this app with app web terminal on file manager?

I looked into this a few weeks ago and since Rustdesk does not bring a web ui of its own I switched my investigation to https://github.com/UNITRONIX/BetterDesk instead. That project had its quirks as well (for example it never generated the custom install clients but also did not give me logging to investigate this), so I did not pursue this any further. But the code and a CloudronVersions.json can be found at https://git.9wd.eu/apps/cloudron-betterdesk for those that want to try it out and possibly continue with it.

Wow, this would be useful!

+1 I think GlitchTip is still worth packaging alongside Bugsink rather than instead of it. Bugsink is deliberately errors-only. Sentry self-hosted is unusable at small scale : Kafka, ClickHouse, Snuba. GlitchTip lands in between: clearly more complete than Bugsink (uptime monitoring, performance data, teams/orgs, alert integrations) for a fraction of Sentry's footprint, just Django + PostgreSQL + Redis + a Celery worker. MIT licensed, official Docker images, drop-in compatible with the Sentry SDKs. For a small team it's the right trade-off, and it maps cleanly onto Cloudron's existing addons. Happy to help test a package.

This CMS is fantastic. Been playing around with it the past few weeks, it's great! I used AI to help me create a Cloudron package, I'm still exploring it and will try to publish it when it's safe. It took me a while to get the email portion working, but it seems to be working in my latest tests. Would love Cloudron to implement this one natively, but community apps can definitely fill in the gap in the meantime. I'm hoping Instatic comes up big.