@LoudLemur said in Axelor - a flexible ERP in Java:

@timconsidine might find amusing

Arrrrgggghhhh !
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@BrutalBirdie said in 7 Days to Die:

@hayoken2000
Instead... how about packaging https://linuxgsm.com/ ?
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This would work with many more game servers 🙂

Or Pterodactyl Panel

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2237/pterodactyl-panel-pterodactyl-node-each-as-own-app/20?_=1681980567182

Funnily enough, found this through their Android calendar app I'm now using by default.

Now it would be nice to try with their end to end encrypted solution. 🙂

The Docker is here: https://docs.datasette.io/en/stable/installation.html#using-docker

Hi team - found this request and is love to have this on Cloudron. Any chance this could be spun up?

@jdaviescoates The repo just got an update last week, though just a minor bug fix, so I guess they're working hard on version 2 but it shows the project is active 🙂

@LoudLemur link to post in ChatbotUI thread with details for custom Cloudron package : https://forum.cloudron.io/post/64753

@marcusquinn Yes, it would be grand to share at least one of these implementations on Cloudron to bridge the two.

@robw My experience was the opposite. I don't think you need any of the paid Espo stuff - although it is certainly good to support developers. SuiteCRM still looks like a legacy interface, and slow. If you haven't got into Espo Entity Manager, then you're missing out on some rapid capability. Only thing I can see SuiteCRM doing is showing that Espo is faster and easier.

Rocket Chat I don't recommend any more, much prefer Nextcloud Talk.

Open Project is good, but Espo can do everything that OP can.

Phabricator is abandonware.

Jitsi is great, but I think their public service is just fine for most.

UCS is the only free Linux alternative to Active Directory I know of, so useful for that. Clunky though.

Going back to Espo, I paid for all their add-ons but don't really need or use any of them. Get into Entity Manager and you can do everything already with that.

DM me and I'll share a link to what we've done with it. I think you'll see why you couldn't get anywhere near the capability with SuiteCRM.

@marcusquinn Wow! Lets make it happen.

@Mawoka Cloudron is designed like a PaaS (like heroku). So, only the application container is needed. Rest of the things (database, cache etc) are maintained and provided by the platform.

@LoudLemur Honestly, you can do a hell of a lot with Wordpress, EspoCRM and Quickfile or Xero. Odoo is very good, and with that open-source Studio add-on now available, if I had more time I would revisit that, too. DM me here or on Twitter if any Qs on any of these.