@robi

This would be quite funny if the "ambience" was random fart noises.

@jk yeah I saw that. I just wanted to put it formally in app wishlist

@robi That would be great, thank you so much for the information. Well, hopefully it won't be too complicated.

Can someone try this:
https://docs.porter.run/self-hosted/setup/local/

Not opensource, see :
"Your amendments to the GNU License has some scary language"
https://github.com/linagora/Twake/issues/584
and
"Licence enforcing Linagora/Twake advertisements on every outbound messages(mails, meeting requests)"
https://github.com/linagora/Twake/issues/675

@thetomester13 that is awesome news! Thanks 😄

@LoudLemur said in yank-note / yn on Cloudron:

@micmc It is a bit inscrutable of him.

It is a very nice application though, isn't it?

It certainly is my friend, yep, sounds like well thought out and conceived. 👍

@robi Quite frankly man this is an amazing find!
I already envision Cloudron becoming the 'bridge' between the actual and the New Internet if that gets implemented on the platform.

What I've found quite interesting and cool is the scripting language is amazingly easy to understand and learn. Much more easy than the PERL scripting in which most of the 'apps' were created with in the first years of the Conquer of the Internet. For instance, at that time apps were called PERL scripts or simply scripts. Still they were Open Source and extremely powerful even just before the beginning of the 21st century.

Discovering this reminds much of how the Internet was cool and free because people who were getting on it were cool because they had more freedom to express themselves using freely the most cutting edge technology that's freely available. While it sounded somewhat a 'good thing' to bring the world together with social media, imho I strongly believe that web 2.0 has killed the Internet of the people for the people.

Apparently, it would be time for the people to pull out the GUN 😁

See Minio for a more mature implementation already available on Cloudron.

@LoudLemur By "not self-hostable" I mean the sync service. This is the cloudron forum, in this context I don't really care that it's an open source and cross platform local application -- that's great, but it doesn't help me run the cloud-dependent bits myself.

If I self hosted my own Data Syncing service, where would I put that address in the app?:

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https://www.zotero.org/support/sync :

The first step to syncing your Zotero library is to create a Zotero account

@LoudLemur You can already use it by pointing your Cloudron to it.