Not sure how it compares... but thought I would add it:

A Trello-like kanban board built with React and Redux.
Features

https://github.com/plankanban/planka
Demo:https://plankanban.github.io/planka/#/
https://planka.app/

to watch... Slack heavy..
https://github.com/chiefonboarding/chiefonboarding
https://chiefonboarding.com/

"ChiefOnboarding is a free and open source employee onboarding platform. You can onboarding new hires through Slack or the dashboard."

This looks interesting
https://github.com/Esri/storymap-tour

Not sure how this compares, but it has a nice video learning and video commenting module that could be very useful.

https://github.com/EGroupware/egroupware/wiki
https://www.egroupware.org/en/egroupware-applications

"EGroupware offers an online calendar for appointment management, contact management with CRM, tasks, emails and project management, as well as an online file server..... supplemented by the integration of chat, video conferencing and remote desktop modules to create a sophisticated home office solution."

What looked particularly interesting is the:
" Video-based learning with smallPART

smallPART is an application where you can learn directly “in the video”. Pupils or students can ask questions or give feedback directly in the video. Marking in the image is also possible without any effort.

Use recordings from online lessons for structured video-based learning.

New: Integration of single, multiple and open questions for tests and exams"

There are two videos about it here (in German) :
Youtube Video

Youtube Video

Posting here so it is in the Wishlist library. Not sure how it compares to others.

Remote control -Remote scripting- Scheduled Scripts - Integrated chat

Remotely Open Source
https://remotely.one/
https://github.com/lucent-sea/Remotely

How It Works

The Remotely client has two parts: the service and the remote control. The service is responsible for maintaining a persistent connection to the server and executing remote commands. The remote control is launched as needed for remote control sessions.

Both applications make outgoing websocket connections over secure SSL/TLS protocol. Because the connections are outgoing, you don't need to open any ports in your firewall, and the service won't accept any incoming connections.

The Remotely service will register with your Remotely organization ID, which is generated when you create your account or join an existing organization. On the first connection, the service generates a separate unique ID and sends it to the server. Upon each subsequent connection, the server must send back that ID before anything else, or else the service will uninstall itself immediately. This is an additional layer of security that ensures the service is communicating with the original server.

Users and computers are grouped into an organization, and they can't interact with resources outside their organization. Microsoft's Identity framework is used for all login and authentication to verify users.

Notable Features
• Support for Windows and Linux devices
• Unattended and attended access
• Remote scripting for Windows PowerShell, PowerShell Core, Bash, and CMD
• Optional WebRTC for secure peer-to-peer screen transfer on Windows agents, which reduces load on the server
• Drag-and-drop file transfer
• Remote audio streaming (Windows only)
• Bi-directional clipboard sharing
• Custom branding for desktop apps
• Integrated chat
• Scheduled scripts
• Device alerts
• 2-factor authentication

Does not work on MAC.

Youtube Video

Thought people might be interested in this. I would be itnerested in similar projects.

From Site:
"Break out of the box

Traditional "grid of faces" teleconferencing is designed for presentations, not conversations. The presentation and audio processing prioritize one speaker over all others. All participant voices sound like they are coming from the same, disembodied location. Everyone is lined up in a rigid grid, like you're facing down a tribunal interrogation. "
https://www.calla.chat/
https://github.com/capnmidnight/Calla

https://bluespice.com/products/bluespice-free/
BlueSpice
Built ontop of Mediawiki but for businesses
From website:
Your software for modern knowledge management.
Your company knowledge is a success factor in global competition. We help you to secure and organize this knowledge and to further develop it collaboratively.
https://bluespice.com/products/

@girish and all, Thanks fr all the hard work!

Nice find.
Been a while since I checked in with moodle. Did not know what moodlenet was. Found this walk through helpful
Youtube Video

Also very curious about Moodlework (also new)

Thought I would add this here. As many who use Joplin are using it to replace Evernote which has OCR. This looked like a way of getting some ocr capabilities with joplin. In Markdown as well.

File Uploader and OCR

The text below is taken from the thread linked above:

Kellerjustin writes
"I built a command line companion application to supplement Joplin. The app monitors a directory you specify; when new files are created in the directory, it automatically uploads the file as text or an attachment (depending on file type) to a new note in Joplin. The app performs OCR on images and PDFs, and the text is dropped into the note as a comment. An image preview is also created for PDFs. The app requires Python 3.7 and is available on Github 371 and PyPI 38. Hope you like it!"

@nebulon
The domain is hosted with bluehost, I think I have it set up so that it should forward to my cloudron. I am going to check.

@girish when installing I do not think I a bear domain. I specified "ether.mysitename.com"

thanks for the help. I am actually trying again. I am wondering if I did not wait long enough.
Thank you

I am trying to install etherpad to a wildcard domain and I am getting the following error:

An error occurred during the install operation: DNS Error: DNS Record is not synced yet: queryNs ECONNREFUSED mysitename.com

I feel like this might be something simple I am missing, but I am not finding anything. Ideas?

@scooke How did it go?

@robi very cool.

Rukovoditel: Project Management, CRM, EDR, Helpdesk

Had never heard of this. Has been around and actively developed for the past 6 years. Seems similar to Oodo.

Open source. But extensions cost $250

Available in PHP but there is a beta docker available that came out earlier this year.
https://docs.rukovoditel.net/
https://github.com/filipmilasinovic/RukovoditelInDocker

Additional links:
Website: https://www.rukovoditel.net/
docs: https://docs.rukovoditel.net/
forum: https://forum.rukovoditel.net/
youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbXEsRUcjqf668FHyjqK9fQ/videos

@ianhyzy thanks for reporting back about your experiences. Appreciate it

Looks interesting. Has anyone played with it outside of cloudron? It is on product hunt today https://www.producthunt.com/posts/twake-2-0

From the producthunt post::
"Twake
Hello hunters!

We are so excited to share our next major release of Twake. Before we begin, thank you for your help!! We've improved our platform based on your feedback.

We built Twake to facilitate team collaboration. You might be struggling to work remotely and get your projects completed by deploying multiple tools like Teams, slack, gdrive, trello etc.
Now, with Twake, you can do all your work at one place and it is 100% open source. 🤩

What we updated :
Mobile app
Improved channel management ️
️ WYSIWYG message editor
Better file storage system
️ CMD+K (yahouu!!)
And much more....

We still have :
Quick and easy to use with all your tools in one platform
️ Chat with your team through channels or direct chat
️ Share and store your files with our drive
️ Collaborate in real-time on your files
Organize your tasks to kickstart and track your projects
Share your workspace with external partners
All your data is secured, encrypted and hosted on European servers
Open source and self-hostable with code available on GitHub github.com/linagora/twake

Thank you!"

I remember seeing this come across my radar a few years ago and loving the idea!

@timconsidine
Thats great.

It might be that if you are selfhosting it, you really only need to have one server local server to test speed. I am also curious how it works as the demo gives different server options