A community fork has been gathering steam and is being actively developed:

https://github.com/subspacecommunity/subspace

Might be worth revisiting for potential packagers.

"Code-server is VS Code running on a remote server, accessible through the browser."

https://github.com/codercom/code-server

Try it out

docker run -p 127.0.0.1:8443:8443 -v "${PWD}:/root/project" codercom/code-server code-server --allow-http --no-auth

"Leantime is an open source project management system for small teams and startups."

Website: leantime.io
Docker: https://github.com/Leantime/docker-leantime

Grocy is a web-based self-hosted groceries & household management solution for your home.

There are two dockers repo recommended by Grocy:

• https://github.com/grocy/grocy-docker
• https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-grocy

(while I don't feel the need for such an app, maybe some people would like it )

Postmill is a link aggregator that you can install on your own server. Tired of letting companies mine your data and make profit from your posts? This is a ready-to-use solution to bootstrap your community, including all the features that you've come to expect.

Basically a board like reddit, but selfhosted.
Example(and main deployment): https://raddle.me/

The software is actively developed.

Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/postmill
Docker: https://gitlab.com/postmill/Postmill/-/wikis/docker

@murgero said in Cloudron 3.6 - new plans:

@girish Why not have them use LAMP, which is what this was made for? Leave the current Wordpress as is, and not make another one. No one is stopping them from using common sense and installing Wordpress in the COMPLETELY OPEN LAMP Stack app..

The promise of Cloudron is to have one-click install app. It's a better version of Plesk+Softaculous.

In this regard -and with Wordpress is the most popular app on Cloudron- having a Wordpress unmanaged app is good to have. Cloudron could attract a lot of users from these platforms and make life easier to a lot of webdevs/users.

in terms of Cloudron experience, I think it would be good to only have one "Wordpress" in the appstore, and have then the managed/unmanaged choice coming up at install time. (which would create actually 3 choices, managed LDAP / Managed non-LDAP/ Unmanaged)

As for SFTP support, I'm looking forward to it.

Hi all

Would it be possible to have Firefly III without LDAP? Most app have LDAP integration as an option, and it would also make sense for some usecases here too.

Thanks for looking into it.

@jdaviescoates When this came out, the license was not Common Clause.

But now that we know the license and indeed Cloudron can redistribute it, I'm all for this to be ported here.

Right now with cloudron, some apps supports LDAP, some don't.

If I need to do a cloudron setup comprising apps that are all LDAP, I of course use LDAP in order to get one login to rule them all.

But if I do a cloudron setup where an app is not LDAP, I prefer to have all app not using LDAP.
It's confusing to have to explain to people that for those X apps, you need to use the same login, but for those X apps, it's separate logins, even though it's all based on the same main domain.

That's why I prefer to have both LDAP and non LDAP version of an app available.

In the case of Firefly, I think LDAP is even less useful, because it's personal finance and probably less useful in an organization context. For example, if I want to give a Firefly instance for a friend, I don't need to have an additional LDAP user. I'd prefer to have the friend has its own login with the app.

Main drawback from me was the lack of an Android/iOS/PWA app.

Users now expects to have those for social networks.

@nebulon Thanks for your reply.

After thinking about it, the graph chosen is better to view memory usage (which fluctuate much more than disk).

I would then suggest separating both information:

• keep the current graph for the app usage (the Y axis adapting to the app using the most memory)
• add a bar for total memory used, modelled on the total disk usage (could be a single colour for memory usage)
  

This would help maximize the amount of information you can visualize in one go and help detect spikes better.

Now that the memory usage has moved under system, the visualization has changed from a pie chart to a graph usage per app.
As I understand it from the App values are not stacked up , the total memory used is not shown anywhere, and each app usage has a separate graph.

Which is unfortunate because it makes the graph useless in my case: I can't read any app usage, and I don't know what's the current memory usage. ( the pie chart was only useful to show the free memory)

Would it be possible to have a more detailed overview, for example like the disk usage, which gives details and overview of the disk usage?

@girish 2.4.75 is a pre-release (beta), should you maybe wait for the stable to push updates?

Main drawback from me was the lack of an Android/iOS/PWA app.

Users now expects to have those for social networks.

@micmc Usecase is different, Excalidraw is simpler and friendlier, in both usage and output.

I use both, tbh.

Since a few releases, I have errors on the System Info page.
I talked about it on someone else topic, but as it never stopped cloudron from working properly, I didn't address it until now.^^"

So here are the symptoms:

• Cloudron Error notifications with message Got empty reponse. Click to check server log
• Graph on the page not loading with Error loading disk: Empty message or object
• Not available yet for all apps disk usage
• Services memory usage not available and some Service stauts keep loading forever
• Errors in the console of type Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED, angular.js:13920 TypeError: Cannot read property 'status' of undefined and from client.js Client Error

See screenshots below:

A community fork has been gathering steam and is being actively developed:

https://github.com/subspacecommunity/subspace

Might be worth revisiting for potential packagers.

If Cloudron Dev were relicensing GPL code to MIT, it would be an issue indeed, but that's not the case.

FYI, not all Cloudron code is open source (FOSS).
I'm not happy about it, but it's a comprise I can take, like so many others I have already in my life.

Working with non-profits, I wish Cloudron could be free for all of them, but I understand cloudron dev should be paid for their work. Maintaining up to date, developing features and adding apps for the platform is a lot of work and is difficult to do when you don't have money to live a decent life.

@kimmy I hope you can find a solution that works for you.

I have contacted Meilisearch when an HN post about them was top, and got a pretty quick reply.

It was only to tell them about a typo, but they were eager to help.

I guess we enter the personal preference territory here. ^^

I've used notion for a project a few months ago, and I didn't enjoy the interface. While it is quite powerful, the UX was sluggish and not structured enough to keep consistent when working in a team.

AFAIK, there's no FOSS alternative to the new generation of flexible apps like Nuclino, Notion, Podio, Airtable, etc.