nebulon

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by nebulon 4y ago
That is correct and we are determined to stay as well :]
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by nebulon 5y ago
Perfect that was exactly what I missed. Thanks!
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by nebulon 5y ago
I've upgraded and it was super smooth. Thanks for that! One question remains, how can one disable the title bar on gnome to preserve space?
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by nebulon 6y ago
The Cloudron platform as such is source-available: https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box All tools around it and more importantly app packages are open source (MIT mostly)
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by nebulon 6y ago
Indeed as you mention, complex apps like Taiga are quite time-consuming to package in a way to ensure proper updates for the future. In fact I am right now in the process to iron out the update to Taiga v6 and that price-tag allows us to fo
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by nebulon 6y ago
Cloudron also has a full email stack ready to go, however you are totally right about the residential IPs. They are basically all blacklisted by default, which is also why we had to add easy relay-provider support.
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by nebulon 6y ago
This looks really nice and the online demo is quite slick also on Firefox. I saw that there is either a Qt or GL backend, which made me wonder how this is used then in the online demo or is the browser backend a third, undocumented one? Als
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by nebulon 6y ago
While I tend to agree from a personal perspective, however the Wekan project especially seems to be able to pump out lots of very nice features at a high rate, thanks to meteor. Additionally to this, we at Cloudron update the app package ab
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by nebulon 7y ago
This is great to see and is pretty much the same reason why we have initially started with Cloudron [1]. There are not many technical reasons why running your own apps on the server has to be harder than using a phone. There are tons of gre
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by nebulon 7y ago
That is indeed a shame and I was also not aware of them shutting down some of their services. But as far as I know their text document editing tool is a slightly improved etherpad, which is mentioned in the article.
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Open Source Alternatives to Google Docs(cloudron.io)
66 points by nebulon 7y ago|8 comments
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by nebulon 7y ago
This looks great and would surely be a great addition. If you like, join us at https://chat.cloudron.io and we can together start working on an app package.
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Cloudron 4.3 – Custom Apps, External LDAP Support(cloudron.io)
1 points by nebulon 7y ago|0 comments
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by nebulon 7y ago
Since the whole stack runs on your server there is no real way to ban anyone as such. Worst case is that you would loose access to updates, however all our app packages are MIT licensed (eg. https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron&
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by nebulon 7y ago
I wasn't very much aware of ownphotos looks great and will add it to our backlog. Thanks! Otherwise, Matrix+Riot is being worked on already. Mastodon is similarly mostly done https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/1136&#x
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by nebulon 7y ago
If you want to selfhost many of those apps, we have built a tool (Cloudron) to take away most of the deployment hassle for many of those apps mentioned in the link. Also to work around the provider lock-in with ipv4 addresses while hosting
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Cloudron Partners with Time4VPS(cloudron.io)
1 points by nebulon 7y ago|0 comments
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Cloudron 4.1 – much improved app configuration(cloudron.io)
1 points by nebulon 7y ago|0 comments
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Cloudron 4.0 – Improved Mailserver and website hosting(cloudron.io)
3 points by nebulon 7y ago|0 comments
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Run your own Minecraft server on Cloudron(cloudron.io)
1 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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Theory of Transportation, Applied to Remote Controls, Cars, Bikes and MaaS(bolepo.xyz)
2 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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Cloudron 3.5 – own your webapps(cloudron.io)
2 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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Cloudron 3.4 released – all new task framework(cloudron.io)
2 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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Cloudron 3.3 released – Ubuntu 18.04, Cloudflare proxy(cloudron.io)
2 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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Migrating a Wordpress Site to Cloudron(cloudron.io)
1 points by nebulon 8y ago|0 comments
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by nebulon 8y ago
There is also https://cloudron.io/ to self-host, which provides a complete email solution based on dovecot and haraka plus a couple of webmail apps to use, like rainloop and roundcube.
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by nebulon 8y ago
Currently we are not in a position to do this, it would be great of course. At the moment we do contribute to the upstream projects. Please note, what we have is not a true app store with pay-per-app, but the subscription is to ensure we ha
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by nebulon 8y ago
As you said, you wont get further updates to the apps, however everything will continue to run as is. Also you will be able to further manage the server or reconfigure already installed apps. Other features like automatic backups will also
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Show HN: Cloudron – Selfhosting made Simple. Instantly run 50+ ready-to-use apps
20 points by nebulon 8y ago|8 comments
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by nebulon 8y ago
Hi HN, At Cloudron.io, we track the releases of hundreds of apps on GitHub. We used to use a service called sibbell.com for this but they shutdown recently. We wrote Release Bell as an alternative. Essentially, it monitors all your starred

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