very cool. I like splitwise and like the idea of selfhosting this kind of info. No idea how it compares to what else is pout there.

@Kubernetes said in 15MB Rust Written Private Hostable IM Social Chat App: Tagging @LoudLemur Thanks. V busy at moment. Will hopefully have a chance later next week.

Maybe SPAs could be deployed in Surfer instances or as custom apps, provided you teach it how to package them, and we have an easy installer for that now.

Thanks @humptydumpty - I have one of our guy looking into it now.

Added easy installer to repo

I believe that's the point of *chan type image boards, simple, anon, fast.

@lilian said in Zabbix - network monitoring solution: the post is from 2018 and there is still no zabbix in the store Understand the frustration, but hang in there - Cloudron's value is not having a 'golden app', there's so many and the list is growing. Apps don't make it to the AppStore because : there's no-one who sees value in packaging / using it it's complex and solution has not been found ... yet. For Zabbix, I don't think it's the first case. Looking at the app, there's a lot of moving parts, so I guess it's the 2nd case.

@tennox Great stuff!!

I will move this to an App request since we haven't packaged this one yet.

@potemkin_ai said in opentalk videoconferencing: I'm sorry, but: You can... Each conference will be launched within a container. That's a quote from OpenTalk's website, I do not invent and propagate hearings lol Sounds like a nice marketing wording for what's happening already for any docker-ized app. Every docker-ized app launch it's context within a container. It's in no way a "marketing wording" it's how they've implemented their app's environment apparently. To run an app built to run from within a docker container, obviously it runs in a container. Though the self-contained apps And I seriously doubt that for every call they deploy separate container and kill it afterwards - especially on Kubernetes, that would make calls setup extremely slow. Well, I get you but this is not my saying, this is what I quoted from their own website so this is their OWN explanation of how their conference server works. If you don't believe them, maybe you should go and argue with them what you know about Docker and Kubernetes? For my part, according to their OWN explanation, it reminds me much of how Cloudron works, somehow...

@osobo out of curiosity what is making you more interested in RosarioSIS vs Gibbon? Is it that it has a moodle plugin? Also do you know if any of these have a student government module of sorts?