It's always been difficult to get people to write tickets as stories and leave it open to the devs to learn and understand the story before calling on their insight to solve with a happy path for all. I can see the value in this as a gateway to writing development tickets that encourages that by design.

@kyzoe-be I've never used the LAMP app myself (because part of the whole reason for using Cloudron is to not have to bother), but I think the idea is just to install Drupal like you would on any other LAMP server as that is basically what the LAMP app is. So I'd guess you just follow standard instructions for installing Drupal like e.g. https://www.drupal.org/docs/installing-drupal

@girish The other live streaming solutions are nice, but for chat interaction with games (like Jackbox.tv for example) sub-second latency streaming is a must. This would be very cool to see.

@girish some discussion here: https://forum.teaspeak.de/index.php?threads/the-future-of-teaspeak.2951/ From the sound of it I don't think they'll take the open source option. So my vote is for mumble.

@thetomester13 And the links https://gethue.com/ https://github.com/cloudera/hue https://twitter.com/gethue [image: 1609277577075-8ec8cb55-f905-4127-b673-b3e3331fbb7c-image-resized.png] [image: 1609277585226-53463230-0f8b-4b81-870f-4d1b04eb499e-image.png] [image: 1609277597911-e2b9a060-1e69-4002-9d26-dadd988384cd-image-resized.png] [image: 1609277607641-fabe6614-b91b-46d3-9e07-851014be5b5c-image.png]

I'm thinking with n8n.io it should be possible to build i batch-processing using the Squoosh API.

Would be great as a core Cloudron communication service...just needs "a proper administrative interface (currently, administering the server requires manually editing configuration files)"

Anyone interested in starting to package this? Then have community help finish it?