Sorry, I didn’t intend to bash on WeKan. Wrote that in a rush. I use it too and it’s great. ”Lifesupported” doesn’t really describe the state of it. What I really think is that it feels something like ”actively maintained” and not releasing new major features (at least not for as long I’ve used it).

Thus I found Citadel’s roadmap interesting, seemingly with a focus on Trello feature parity and parity with some popular 3rd party Trello extensions.

Until that’s actually a thing though, I’m sticking with WeKan, of course.

You can close this topic. -.-
I realized that homeassistant is limited to IPv4 support actually. =/

@michaelmm7 Cool, similar to the Odoo model. Good spot.

@marcusquinn unfortunately the repository has been marked as archived and the last commit is from 2016.

Kimai (already on Cloudron) could be an alternative.

@fbartels ah yes, that is unfortunate

Kinda reminds me of
https://web.hypothes.is/
https://github.com/hypothesis

There was another project that was new... I believe it was called promesia, but the site it was on is down. Here is the next best thing
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=beepb00p.xyz

there is something similar to archivebox https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox that allows commenting and annotating.
https://github.com/rhizome-conifer/conifer

My usecase is a decentralized installation actually.
I have home assistant on a raspi 3B and I added MagicMirror as a docker instance.
In the "Magic Mirror" is a raspi zero w working that only starts a gui with chromium in kiosk-mode which is configured to start the IP of the Docker-Image.

Additional Usecases could be infoboards at events (software conferences) to show the audience informations of the venue, rooms and/or the talks.

You also can place some displays at companys and show informations.
The big benefit of this solution is, that you can manage your system from everywhere, not just in the local network of the installation.
The little benefit is a better backup and reproducibility.

@Hillside502 Done, thanks. Having a bad keyboard day 😄

@ultraviolet Sure, that link was to the Electron App wrapper, there's more in the creator's repos:

https://github.com/burtonator/

and someone seems to have dockerised:

https://github.com/m0wer/docker-polar-bookshelf

+1 for this - seen it in action and the team I work with seems to like it too

I have now published this as unstable! Thanks @ultraviolet . The repo is at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/vault-app and you should have push access already. I am writing tests before marking it as stable.

@zjuhasz said in Jetbrains Space: The integrated team environment (git, CI, planner, artifact/image repository, and more):

does Cloudron allow proprietary apps in the app store

Yes. As a company, we are more into self-hosted apps than just opensource apps. Opensource apps are of course easier to package and for us to contribute as well but it's not a requirement. We have apps like Confluence, Emby, Teamspeak, Minecraft apps etc which are not open source.