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Seems related to Penpot: https://github.com/penpot/penpot/issues/4708

I have invited non-cloudron users to teams. Does that count?

The update broke my installation. Is this Cloudron or Penpot related?

Hint:    --
Prof ID: c6629089-58a8-8086-8004-4c47ed166dba
Team ID: --

Data:
##object[bT]{:instance #object[Worker [object Worker]], :stream #object[ja [object Object]]}

Trace:
nil

Last events:
[":app.main.features/initialize"
 ":app.main.data.users/fetch-profile"
 ":app.main/initialize"
 ":app.main.data.users/profile-fetched"
 ":app.util.router/initialize-router"
 ":app.util.router/initialize-history"
 ":app.main.ui.routes/init-routes"
 ":app.main.data.websocket/initialize"
 ":app.util.router/navigated"
 ":app.main.data.websocket/opened"
 ":app.main.data.events/event"]

This is great. Thanks!!

@girish Amazing work Girish.

Yes please!!

I like the new UI. (=

@humptydumpty the basic tier unlocks the time machine feature and allows you to add 1 person to your team.

Me too. Hetzner offers VPS' for less costs with ARM chips and so may other hosting providers these days. (=

Thanks @murgero! Truly appreciate your feedback. If you have other ideas on how we could improve DNSense for you, feel free to let me know.

@murgero there's a free tier in the app that allows you to add one connection and use other handy features.

@murgero Yep! And also you can see the prices each registrar asks for a tld and then register the cheapest one via the same APIs which is one of my personal favorite features.

Hi all!

Not long ago I launched my very first SaaS application and I think it could provide value for some users here on Cloudron's forums.

DNSense aims to simplify DNS and domain management and allows freelancers or organisations that manages domains for their clients to give back control if requested without all too much hassle saving time and money.

There's a free trial and after that your account gets switched to the free tier with which you can have one connection.

Check out DNSense's website at https://dnsense.io. Should I make a on-premises version and create a Cloudron package for it?

A few screenshots:

Welcome mate!

Alternative to Linear, Jira, Slack, Notion, and Motion

https://huly.io/
https://github.com/hcengineering/huly-selfhost

This would be nice to have

Thanks for figuring that out for me @girish .

Would it be possible to get https://github.com/dockur/windows working on cloudron? I'm not experienced with Docker but I'm eager to learn get this running if cloudron ships with all the requirements.

Awesome work.