Penpot - Design Freedom for Teams
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@nj May I humbly ask that env variables to enable and disable both registration and the Demo User be included please? I've been trying this out on Caprover, and this is an ongoing request on that platform. So far we can turn off Registration, but the Demo User option remains. Yikes. Thank you again!
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would be a wonderful addition to Taiga, everything required for development in one package!
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@nj Did you ever get any further with this?
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Since the news on Adobe purchasing Figma, there seems to have been a significant movement of people looking for an alternative, and sub-set looking for an open-source alternative:
Getting Penpot into the Cloudron App Store would be a big win right now.
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@marcusquinn I agree. For many users Penpot seems like an excellent alternative to Figma, particularly because Adobe purchased Figma back in September 2022.
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@marcusquinn At the moment I use Caprover because it already has Penpot. If I could move my work to my Cloudron that would be super.
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@girish I woke up this morning, as though from a feverish dream, thinking to myself, "Did I really read something about penpot last night on the forum?" I went to work, and now, late, just had time to enter "penpot" in the forum search, and discover that it was not just a dream.
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@rstockm said in Penpot - Design Freedom for Teams:
Adobe purchased Figma
That assertion is false: Adobe has not purchased Figma. In fact Adobe announced their intention to purchase Figma. Of course an intention to purchase is not a purchase.
"Adobe (ADBE) stock fell Friday on news that the U.S. Department of Justice plans to block the software giant's $20 billion acquisition of Figma." Source: Adobe Stock Falls As Feds Move To Block $20 Billion Figma Purchase
Generally, big tech has become very unpopular in the USA over the last few years. Generally, chastising big tech is an easy way for politicians to burnish their image with voters.
However, in this case I have surmised (like many other observers), that, realizing that $20 billion was a ridiculously high price to pay for Figma, Adobe's board of directors decided to use the U.S. Department of Justice to nix the deal. Figma seems to be a very popular and very good product, but $20 billion was an utterly absurd price.