@timconsidine ha, same! I came running to see whether cloudron will support this soon

Hey folks, I'm curious whether is possible to install a matrix bridge in a cloudron deployed server.

Another way to ask the same is if someone around here have already done it

Oh this is a nice app. Upvote!

really interested in testing a self-hosted version of jitsi as well

@jdaviescoates there's a promising pull request today https://github.com/calendso/calendso/pull/1300

kind reminder to upvote this!

this will be a killer app for me

I'm in touch with Scaleway right now. I will update here if they find anything out of interest.

@brutalbirdie said in A question about resources:

Bandwidth
250 Mbps 

wtf? this is very slow imo.

Storage
1 × 1 TB SATA

Ok but slow.
6Gb/s and has a bandwidth throughput of 600MB/s.

Memory
4 GB DDR3 

Errr....

And all the for €13.99 ex. VAT/month???

Yes to all of that

Thanks for checking the server details, although my question is less about the deal I'm getting (please let me know better options that include 500gb/1tb of disk space!) and more about the resources I need for the instance I have.

Solved. It was a small misconfiguration on the registrar side. Thanks!

@jdaviescoates Is there any way to vote again for cloudron to support this soon?

@fbartels Yeah, that's exactly the same situation I had using Hedgedoc. It's a great tool, but not having a way to connect with a shared folder on Nextcloud makes whatever document you are working in an isolated thing.

@mehdi thanks about that. The thing is my user case is not tech oriented. So, implementing a git based version control doesn’t seem very realistic to me.

I looked for git apps on Nextcloud and no luck either.

Hello folks,

I would like to know if any of you have thoughts/developments/ideas to sort out one of the critical issues I'm having in a team not using Google Docs: track changes.

When you are using markdown plain text files -say, using NextCloud-, is there any way to see the differences between 2 recently changed files? I'm thinking more or less in the same way Etherpad shows changes. Example: John and Barry are editing a markdown file. Barry just changed a lot of things and how John would like to see the changes within the document.

Do you have any thoughts on how to solve this?

we are currently using docuwiki, but outline will be :chesskiss:

kind reminder to upvote this!

this will be a killer app for me

@jdaviescoates there's a promising pull request today https://github.com/calendso/calendso/pull/1300

@jdaviescoates big yes to that. I've been eager to make it work

@jdaviescoates said in Cal.com (was Calendso) - Calendly Alternative:

@chetbaker yeah, I started playing with the hosted version. It's great! But the CalDAV integration doesn't really work at all

See https://github.com/calendso/calendso/issues/956

Yeah, it's a pity. I opened a couple of these issues while ago.

has anyone been able to run calendso using caldav? I've been trying with no success using fastmail

Thanks for all your comments.
It seems it's a RAM issue then. I will check that Contabo, I'm OK paying a little extra for something eventually better.