@JOduMonT Why don't we pick one standard Say, EUD Security Guidance: Ubuntu 18.04 (since that is what Cloudron currently uses I believe) Once we are happy with the workflow, layout, commenting, etc... We can take on other standards, or subset of standards. Like they say in the Navy, crawl, walk, run. Will

What if I want to keep each build service associated to each Cloudron instance respectively?

Yep, now I'm interested ! (see https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2179/mailclient-with-pop3-support)

First thing in the readme: Note: There might be thousands such solutions available already! :D

@jeau Very nice! For those interested in looking into what the app actually is, there is a demo at - https://projectmirador.org/demo/

@yusf @girish beat you to it https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2158/vikunja-the-to-do-app-to-organize-your-life (also it only has one k)

I've just been playing around with PrivateBin (which works way better than HasteBin which is really hard to use on mobiles) and noticed it can be used for this, i.e. you can create a password protected paste that can only be viewed once.

@jdaviescoates If you just want the client - this can be installed right now on the LAMP apps. Conversejs is just javascript and html files without the server.

Has been superseded by https://github.com/superdesk/superdesk There's a request for that here: https://forum.cloudron.io/post/1225

Oh Looking for a new maintainer https://github.com/YouTransfer/YouTransfer

@nebulon it's not the same as this, but I only recently realise that using the + sign seeming works in most places these days. I first got introduced to it's use via Gmail and so originally though it was a feature of that, but turns out subaddressing is supported all over the place these days! For those who don't know: When signing-up to new services or whatever you can e.g. use username+servicename@domain.coop or username+whateveryouwant@domain.coop and seemingly in most cases (everywhere I've tried it, it works) this will still be delivered to username@domain.coop

@jdaviescoates said in Leanote - cloud notebook: struggling to find a good (open source cloudron-powered) simple way to share notes My current favourite solution is Nextcloud Text Docouments much prefer it to both Etherpad and CodiMD (more user friendly, and works well in browsers on mobiles too!)

@jdaviescoates Disappoint! 🥺