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What support, if any, is there for reading S.M.A.R.T. Stats, ZFS, and BTRFS? You mention CPU temps, but what about things that actually matter in regular use cases?
I would not want to lose my pictures, contacts or NextCloud files due to some update failure, hardware failure or my own mistake in managing the system.
Looks great on first look, but on closer inspection saw that it's written in pure JavaScript (0% TypeScript) + Bash. Honestly makes me a bit worried about security. Now, I'm not so thrilled about it anymore...
Looks great on first look, but on closer inspection saw that it's written in pure JavaScript (0% TypeScript) + Bash. Honestly makes me a bit worried about security. Now, I'm not so thrilled about it anymore...
1. There sure are a lot of crypto apps. I'm not vehemently anti-crypto, but it is missing some "obvious" applications and full of those, so I'm curious what the play was there. They're all spread all over the place isntead of in a single category too. There are non-crypto finance apps that are self-hosted (Actual, BudgE, etc.), please don't mix them.
2. Plex and/or jellyfin stand out as huge misses right out of the gate.
3. I am surprised that it doesn't use nginx proxy manager with preset configs to make this all available from a single domain. Needs letsencrypt + a DDNS provider too while you're at it.
4. Why no blog/cms?
5. Can I give it the docker-compose config for an application not on the app store somewhere in GUI?
6. Wait, why is this accessible from Tor? And I can't turn it off? Nope nope nope.
Is this an OS or just a distro? They claim you can convert an Ubuntu install by just curl-ing their script, which makes me lean toward distro.
In the middle of building a self-hosting setup at home so I went ahead and installed this to give it a trial run. I generally like the interface and think it is a nice take on making self-hosting easier, but I have some pure stream of conscious criticism: 1. There sure are a lot of crypto apps. I'm not vehemently anti-crypto, but it is missing some "obvious" applications and full of those, so I'm curious what the pla…
what would that be?
In the middle of building a self-hosting setup at home so I went ahead and installed this to give it a trial run. I generally like the interface and think it is a nice take on making self-hosting easier, but I have some pure stream of conscious criticism: 1. There sure are a lot of crypto apps. I'm not vehemently anti-crypto, but it is missing some "obvious" applications and full of those, so I'm curious what the pla…
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The PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0 is not an Open Source license.
Fair, one can see this as just source available. But still far more permissive than cloudron's license.