@timconsidine I do not have any hard requirements, but it would certainly be useful when the persons knows how to work the cli and install custom apps on Cloudron. The less users, probably the better.

@loudlemur said in Bibliogram - View Instagram with Privacy:

an altogether better replacement.

Pixelfed. Already in the App Store 🙂

@jk Yes, thanks. And invidio.us is also becoming more widely used. It is one of several, independent projects which seek to protect the users from intrusive corporate surveillance, including:

nitter.net (for Twitter) teddit.net (for Reddit) bibliogram.art (for Instagram)

There are some requests to support these projects in the App Wishlist. I am starting one now for Bibliogram. Already one there. Looks like Instagram are blocking all instances... 😞

@adeelahmad said in Penpot - Design Freedom for Teams:

Cloudron should offer one month free for each app packaged

I think the work involved in packaging has significantly more value than $15/30 so potential quality problems aside I'm not sure how much of an incentive that'd be.

Easier to just use referral codes to refer a few people (I've not had to pay anything for my Cloudron for a while because I've referred so many people! 🙂 )

@sysadmin said in BTCpayserver:

Thankfully Cloudron will make isolating infrastructure super easy to do with multi-host coming soon in v7.0

I haven't heard of sysbox, but rootless docker + user namespaces per container is pretty good at solving something currently "bad" security-wise about docker.

Regarding btcpayserver, I am waiting on a server deployment and will be testing it shortly

How did that deployment go?

We are starting to consider this as well, and would love your feedback.

@avatar1024 For what it's worth, my unofficial VSCode app has R support built in: https://github.com/mitchellurgero/cloudron-vscode-package if it's something you need right now. It's no rstudio for R but it may get the job done.

@girish I wonder why has this app not lifted more than that!
Sounds like a winner app to me.

Cheers!

@jdaviescoates Good suggestion, I'll give it a try!

@timconsidine said in AVideo platform:

Anyone tried to install using a Cloudron LAMP app ?

I was preparing to install this on a LAMP box however, while I was reading about the installation here's what I stumbled upon:

Streamer can be installed on any Server, including Windows, but the encoder and Livestream should work fine on any Linux distribution. However we recommend Ubuntu 20.04 without any kind of control panel. The problem with cPanel, Plesk, Webmin, VestaCP, etc. It's because we need full root access to install some libs, and maybe compile them. Another important point is that to make Livestream work, we need to compile Nginx and the control panels often prevent us from running the commands forcing the installation available only on your panel.

It's on this page https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/blob/master/README.md

So, in regards to the above I think that it wouldn't work loading this under a LAMP box.

What do you guys think?

@mynuoet installation links are broken

repo isn't maintained anymore though

It was abandoned by the devs and since Ubuntu 16.04 is now EOL, it's now archived

There is some related work here:

https://gitlab.com/romanrex19/madiator.com

@jlx89 this would be incredible!

@loudlemur For those looking to run this NOW and not wait for packaging, this will run lovely in the LAMP app which supports php7/8, Maria/Mysql, cron, and has mod-rewrite

@paddatrapper thank you so much 👍
My packaging skills are not great, but I am sure someone will take you up on the suggestion.

LT is on my wishlist/watchlist.

You should try to drop the snapdrop server into the LAMP app for local access.

FAQ for more, including 3rd party apps: https://github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop/blob/master/docs/faq.md

@jeau You can vote for LibreTime here:

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/4251/libretime-radio-broadcast-automation-platform/7

Nice!

Properly open source and maintained forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana

https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch

https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch-Dashboards

@timconsidine said in QubesOS:

This is definitely drifting in to a Discuss topic. Mostly I am unclear why one would want an "app" which behaves like a VM.

This was covered in the topic around Sysbox from Nestybox.

https://spork.sh/ also comes from the same project

Spork is a command-line tool for peer-to-peer sockets created by the people behind Beaker Browser and part of the new Atek Cloud project. Self host your life!

How does it work?
Spork is all about creating forward and reverse proxies between traditional sockets and p2p sockets.

Sockets are identified by a public key and connect using a Distributed Hash Table (DHT). Connections are end-to-end encrypted using the NOISE framework.

Useful for P2P Multi Cloudron

@girish, was wondering if there is still the possibility of this being packaged into Cloudron as the end of life for Jira Server is 2024 which leaves us with alot of time for this to still be usefull.

Also there for this to compliment Confluence who is already packaged, and looking at the documentation for the install of Jira Server, it seams very similar to Confluence so not sure if this is on the cards yet, but would be good to see if this can be integrated into Cloudron.

@timconsidine said in Sakai:

@loudlemur admirable tool, but java and tomcat ?
i thought that was so last century
literally
maybe great app but yuk technically

Try openEdX

Haha! This is very funny. Actually, when I remember checking Sakai last, it actually was almost last millenium, and at the time was too bleeding edge to be used! I had hopes for it, and thought it must by now still be a great candidate. (It ticked all the boxes way back then, almost.)

I will have to look at some of these LMSs again sometime soon, but there is a lot more to do!

@murgero Well spotted! I didn't check the history. 🙄

@murgero thank you, good advice, will try it out

@girish
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/5863/sakai