spantaleev

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by spantaleev 4mo ago
If you mean Komai specifically, I think that this characterization is unfair. Komai is explicitly presented as a fork of Nheko. We credit the upstream project, major libraries (matrix-sdk) and assets (iconsets, etc.), and are open about usi
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by spantaleev 4mo ago
The icons are not from Microsoft Teams. It's the Fluent System Icons ( https://github.com/microsoft/fluentui-system-icons ) free iconset by Microsoft, which Nheko (Komai's predecessor) also used and we continue
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by spantaleev 4mo ago
One person's "emoji vomit" classification is another person's "this looks good to me". PRs for improvements are welcome, but: - emojis are there intentionally. I asked for them and I personally think it's
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by spantaleev 4mo ago
Your Rust-based AI chatbot ( https://github.com/arcuru/chaz ) was an inspiration! It made me think: we don't have to suffer the brokenness of the old bot ( https://github.com/matrixgpt/matrix-cha
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by spantaleev 4mo ago
This is a FOSS project with absolutely no funding. There's no designer around to do a professional SVG logo, so we make use of what's there - AI to generate the (raster image) icon and then some tools to turn that into an SVG. It
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by spantaleev 4mo ago
While AI was used for writing the code and large parts of the text (including in the blog post), I can assure you there's been a human author dedicating many days and sleepless nights on this alongside the AI. Especially when it comes
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by spantaleev 2y ago
I'm sorry to hear that you got overwhelmed and gave up on Matrix! Below, I'll try to explain why it can overwhelming and how one might navigate things better. While the Ansible playbook's documentation is huge (which can be b
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by spantaleev 2y ago
Having more deployment options and quick-start guides is always great! That said, the Ansible playbook provides various benefits that you cannot currently get with any other Matrix deployment method. For one, it seems to be the only deploym
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by spantaleev 4y ago
I'm happy to hear that my Ansible playbook for managing Matrix is helpful to people and is being appreciated! Shameless plug - for people who'd rather not maintain their own server manually with Ansible, a few others and I are run
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by spantaleev 8y ago
Being similarly frustrated with how complicated it is to set up, I've created an Ansible playbook to automate it all (and run all services in containers): https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy
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by spantaleev 11y ago
Self-plug for something I wrote some time ago - you can use redshift-scheduler ( https://github.com/spantaleev/redshift-scheduler/ ) to set up a custom schedule (ultimately using redshift to set the screen tempera
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by spantaleev 13y ago
For something that can help make Nagios management easier, you could use something like nagadmin: https://github.com/devture/nagadmin It's both a web-configurator and a replacement for the default interface - no n