Mixpost
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@humptydumpty said in Mixpost:
I signed up for a Pro Team license and sent the developer (Dima) a message about Cloudron. He said he's thinking of adding Mixpost to the CR appstore! No ETA (didn't ask) but that's still good news nonetheless.
I just asked about that too and he said:
I plan to adapt Mixpost for Cloudron. But after I launch Pro Team. Because I want to succeed with what I promised. Then I will take care of Cloudron and other requirements.
Sounds good to me!
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@jdaviescoates That's awesome. Thanks for following up with him. Did you get to try the demo?
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@humptydumpty said in Mixpost:
Did you get to try the demo?
Yes, I did! I think I'm sold.
Gonna play a bit more but I think I'll also buy the Pro Team lifetime deal.
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@jdaviescoates said in Mixpost:
@humptydumpty said in Mixpost:
I signed up for a Pro Team license and sent the developer (Dima) a message about Cloudron. He said he's thinking of adding Mixpost to the CR appstore! No ETA (didn't ask) but that's still good news nonetheless.
I just asked about that too and he said:
I plan to adapt Mixpost for Cloudron. But after I launch Pro Team. Because I want to succeed with what I promised. Then I will take care of Cloudron and other requirements.
Sounds good to me!
It's officially on the roadmap!
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@jdaviescoates Feel free to ask the devs to join here and we can help out.
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@girish I think they likely will when they get to it. Their plan is to deliver what they've already promised, i.e. from the pricing page on their website:
We expected to launch Mixpost PRO in a couple of months (Mixpost PRO Team by the end of Q1, 2023, and Mixpost PRO SaaS by the end of Q2, 2023).
And then work on a Cloudron app. So it won't be for a while.
But they are already aware of this thread and I've pointed them to the pinned app packaging post too
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There's a doc page about installing Mixpost on/with/via(?) docker: https://docs.inovector.com/books/mixpost-pro-team/page/using-docker-image
How complicated is packaging this app?
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@humptydumpty said in Mixpost:
Mixpost Pro Team is out.
I'm gutted I missed the "pro for life" Early Adopter deal
Oh, and the Early Adopter of the SaaS deal has gone up in price significantly too
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@jdaviescoates I thought you were going to snatch a license after playing with the demo. What happened?
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@humptydumpty yeah, I was, but it just slipped through the net. I've been both busy and ill quite a lot recently
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@jdaviescoates You should email Dima about it. You were in direct comms with him during the offer period on discord and on the roadmap site offering suggestions. I doubt he'll refuse your request. I hope you're feeling better!
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@girish I contacted Dima regarding the Pro Team packaging and he said that would require a separate package than the lite because he's unsure what Cloudron's policy is regarding paid software. Is it an issue to have a paid-only app in the CR appstore?
Quoting Dima just in case I misunderstood him:
Hi, I'll need to create separate Cloudron support for Mixpost Pro. But I still don't know their policy regarding paid software, for this reason, I didn't include it on the Mixpost Pro roadmap list.
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Hi everyone!
I am the creator of Mixpost. Nice to see this discussion here.
Mixpost Lite and Pro have been released and I'm ready to have a discussion about listing these apps in the Cloudron Store.
@girish What are the steps and conditions necessary to list the applications on the Cloudron store?
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Hi @lao9s Usually to list it in the Cloudron Store it's just needed to create an App Package that is adjusted to the Cloudron System. Here is the Documentation/Tutorial
The main work here is to install Mixpost to a new Docker Image which is based on the official Cloudron Docker Image. There are some special requirements because of this, eg. only /tmp /run and /app/data is writable for the App.
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@lao9s Welcome here!
Is the Lite edition upgradable to Pro with a key? Or alternately, can the Pro start up as Lite without a key and go from there? For our packages, it would be best if the package does something without a key. Otherwise, it's hard to test updates (if the UI just show anything without a key).
That would be the ideal instead of having two separate packages to test. We have many non-free apps, so it's not a problem. Like confluence, ctfreak, minecraft, valheim, n8n, onlyoffice ee, to name a few.
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Hi @Kubernetes,
Thank you for the link.
