Pleroma
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@yusf Cloudron supports installing apps to the root domain, Nextcloud I believe would fall into that as well. As for Federation ID's this would be handled by Nextcloud, not Cloudron.
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@murgero Yes, that's what I'm saying too. But that also means you need to have frigging NextCloud as your domain's main service. More usually users wants a web site at that localtion.
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Pleroma is way less resource intensive than Mastodon. Would love to see this app supported. It also has a chat system that works with everyone on the same instance.
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Still looking forward to this project. MASTODON is clumsy like an elephant, making the server strenuous.
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I also note that
While we don’t provide docker files, other people have written very good ones. Take a look at https://github.com/angristan/docker-pleroma or https://glitch.sh/sn0w/pleroma-docker.
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The 2.0 version was updated a few days ago, and it can replace mastodon well.
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@jdaviescoates These dockers seem to be very old and don't seem to work well.
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@jdaviescoates These dockers seem to be very old and don't seem to work well.
Ah, shame.
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@jdaviescoates Here’s something from 9 days ago: https://github.com/goodtiding5/docker-pleroma
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I believe 2.0.0 of Pleroma is out.
https://pleroma.social/blog/2020/03/08/releasing-pleroma-2-0-0/
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As the Mastodon requirements are rising well above 1GB of memory, Pleroma is becoming more relevant
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@yusf I think it's definitely worth looking at. I believe it includes the Mastodon web front end as well as its own web client.
If I knew what I was doing I'd try to package it but I don't have my own Cloudron server up and running yet. -
Happy to look at packaging it for you. May need some testers. Currently tilting between seatable and this as my next attempt.
+@mehdi just FYI -
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I'm not going to package these myself (because they are not apps that I would use myself). However, I would be glad to give a hand if someone tries to package it and runs into problems
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@mehdi - was just CCing you for awareness
I may give it a go and bug you for assistance like we did with pixelfed -
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+1 for Pleroma as an more resource-efficient alternative to Mastodon.
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+1 for Pleroma as an more resource-efficient alternative to Mastodon.
Plemora is ressource effective but it is not the only project compatible with ActivePub
https://fediverse.party/en/miscellaneousNextcloud Talk, WriteFreely, and Plume also speak ActivePub aka Mastodon
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@jodumont I know. My own project https://learnawesome.org/ is listed there. I presented it at ActivityPub conference in October.
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@jodumont I know. My own project https://learnawesome.org/ is listed there. I presented it at ActivityPub conference in October.
Great project BTW
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@doodlemania2 Count me in too. Am new here and am looking for Pleroma support. Thanks!
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Did you ever start packaging this @doodlemania2 ?
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@jdaviescoates sidelined by life unfortunately. I still owe everyone another stab at nextcloud talk high perf backend which is still on my plate. Hopefully soon!
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@doodlemania2 life has a habit of doing that!
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Sengi is a nifty desktop client that will connect to both fediverse server types
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Four years running on this. I hope it can come to fruition soon as I want to make an instance but would rather use Pleroma (more so the akkoma fork) instead of mastodon since it's much more kind on resources and has several features I prefer.
I'd love to use Cloudron to set it up but if the timeline of this thread is an indicator I might be better off just trying to set up Akkoma via docker.
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@Ovadex You can modify the mastodon packaged repo by updating it to akkoma fork, benefiting from the work already done.
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@heliostatic Pleroma is a good suggestion.
I believe Pleroma sprang into being as a result of Social Justice Warriors taking over and banning people from Mastodon. From what I know of Pleroma, it tends to have users that are more based.
What I would like to hear is how Pleroma compares with Element, and why people would rather use Pleroma than Matrix.
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@robi I never even considered that as a possibility. Hopefully it's simple to do as I'm not a developer. lol
@LoudLemur I don't really see the two being all that comparable.
Matrix is more akin to Discord. There are separate rooms and voice/video chat. It's not really a micro-blogging platform.
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@Ovadex I'm packaging GoToSocial - which is compatible with pleroma and Mastodon AND uses even less resources than pleroma does. If you wanna test, I can link you
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@murgero Looks interesting but it's probably a bit too green for what I want. Maybe once its filled out some more of the missing features.
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@LoudLemur interesting article "criticising" or describing issues with Pleroma and explaining a 'new' fork
Akkomahttps://coffee-and-dreams.uk/development/2022/06/24/akkoma.htmlhttps://akkoma.dev/AkkomaGang/akkoma/src/branch/develop
I noticed it because
Disroot(https://disroot.org/en) have announced they are adopting Akkoma.No point really. Just sharing and maybe it suggests attention on packaging Pleroma is not wise. Others may disagree.
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@murgero That is awesome! You think it's ready for app store soon?
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@yusf It's been REALLY stable, but there are a couple small upstream bugs. That said once I finish rewriting the automated tests (requirement for store submission) I plan to put it up. You can install and test it right now though by following the instructions in the repo though
