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The irony is strong with this one
Which ones would be cool to use?
Site-local username and password
A website for debloated open source alternatives
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Re: A website for debloated open source alternatives
#122Cool site, though browsing through “most popular” I absolutely wouldn’t call Nextcloud “debloated.”
While I kind of agree, is there a more debloated replacement?
It’s hard to pinpoint one single replacement because nextcloud is a huge suite of cloud apps. So it depends which apps in the stack you’re looking to replace.
Re: A website for debloated open source alternatives
#123FWIW, this site is fast, works perfectly with a text-only browser, e.g., links (1.4MB static binary), elinks, or without a (bloated?) browser, e.g., retrieve all the pages, catenate and read as a single HTML file or convert it to, e.g., SQL, CSV or a plain text file All the /p/ URLs are in the sitemap, all the site's pages can be retrieved over a single TCP connection https://debloat.dev/sitemap.xml This, i.e., retri…
The sitemap "standard" was not introduced until 2005
Would a "1990's style" website offer a sitemap.xml file
Also, in the 1990's it was less common to use "slugs" as URLs; URLs were often unstable, ugly, uncool
https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html
NB. I'm not commenting on the website's content or how it was generated/sourced