@BrutalBirdie said in 7 Days to Die: @hayoken2000 Instead... how about packaging https://linuxgsm.com/ ? 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.

@LoudLemur The more I see what people are doing with it, the more it looks like the birth of a new higher-level way of computing, that makes todays coding methods look insanely time-expensive. This is happening day by day, so certainly the time to raise a hand and say; "we're in, lets build on this"