Finally found an open source social media management app.
Here's hoping it works.
https://socioboard.org/
https://github.com/socioboard/Socioboard-5.0

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Socioboard, open source social media management -
Docspell Document Management systemDocument Management similar to paperless and papermerge.
https://github.com/eikek/docspell
https://docspell.org/ -
AzuraCast a simple, self-Hosted web radio@jeau said in AzuraCast a simple, self-Hosted web radio:
See also LibreTime, an open broadcast software for scheduling and remote station management.
LibreTime is a fork of AirTime due to stalled development of the FLOSS version.
Also
ARAS Radio Automation System
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4Minitz - free webapp for taking meeting minutesSo I've been working on bringing this up to date.
Please bear in mind I'm not really a dev, but so far I've gotten it up to Meteor 2.2 (Node 12) where I'm pausing to try and replace dead dependencies. I do also want to rewrite the front end as well, very bodgy at the moment. -
loomio - helps groups make better decisions together@jdaviescoates @girish
Just bumping this again,
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Jami@jdaviescoates
Yes there is a community edition of JAMS https://jami.biz/jams_community
Basically handles the account management/authentication side (has LDAP support)
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4Minitz - free webapp for taking meeting minutesSo the main repo hasn't had an update in a year.
I have (ok had) it passing tests on node v10, and I am working through dependencies to see what needs to be changed to bring it to node v12. -
After the next release (4.0), LDAP, SAML, and Custom Oauth will be available only in Enterprise Edition and Gold plan@fbartels
blah, we'll see how this affects us,
rocket.chat has been annoying us for some time, simple bugs slipping through, poor overall development.A fair number of apps that only support LDAP in paid versions, especially when that the only feature that we would be missing is fairly annoying. Mattermost springs to mind, though they do have oauth.
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NodeBB + Ldap = internal BB?@jdaviescoates
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Including a markdown-to-html node module "marked" in n8n Dockerfile@sparkwise I believe n8n also natively has a md<->html node as of the latest release
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Regular App Packaging Event@marcusquinn You can use the polls app in nextcloud and chuck out a public link, obviously not quite as simple as croodle, but nice if you are already using nextcloud
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Paperless - indexing and archiving scanned documentsThere is a forked version being maintained at
https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng -
Easy AppointmentsEasy Appointments is already requested, can't find a post for booked though.
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Collective Access - Archive Collections managmentAnother, not sure how this one is packaged though
https://docs.collectiveaccess.org/wiki/Main_Page
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Archivesspace - Archives Collection Management systemhttps://archivesspace.org/
https://github.com/archivesspace/archivesspace
https://archivesspace.github.io/tech-docs/
Open source Archives Collection Management System
(I've got a couple of these)
Possibly good to have as a pair to a digital archive management system such as Omeka (which is WIP i think?) also have a couple of alternatives -
loomio - helps groups make better decisions together@girish How's this going?
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StaticdeployThis one seems pretty fresh, so will have to watch, but open source/selfhost version of netlify
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loomio - helps groups make better decisions together@jimcavoli @girish Any update on this?
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WBO 1.7.0 Released -
Cloudron docs riddled with egregious spelling and grammar errors@girish I tried to sign in to the git with both github and gitlab and failed cause of the non-approved email thing, which I thought was fixed?
I've recently installed language tool and I am enjoying it.
I've also used proselint in the past, which aims to improve writing with a low false alarm rate. http://proselint.com/
There's also https://github.com/btford/write-good which is aimed at developers (and probably a few others too)
I'm now curious if either of those can be implemented as tests for pull requests?