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New Discord alternative

Hi ! I’d like to suggest an alternative to Discord, which I’m currently helping to improv. Alfychat: https://alfychat.app/ It’s an encrypted and secure solution with zero tracking. The project is still under development. Since many people are concerned about their data given what’s happening with Discord, this is a solution that allows you to host your own server while retaining control over your data. It’s an open-source solution, so it’s also auditable and customizable. The choice is yours. I hope this kind of practice becomes the norm so that every user is in control of their private data rather than certain companies whose names you know. The project can be installed via a Docker image and is available on GitHub if you’d like more details. Here: https://github.com/alfycore Best regards

legouja about 8 hours ago

💡 Feature Request

archivebox.io

https://archivebox.io/ ArchiveBox is a self-hosted app that lets you preserve content from websites in a variety of formats. We aim to make your data immediately useful, and kept in formats that other programs can read directly. As output, we save standard HTML, PNG, PDF, TXT, JSON, WARC, SQLite, all guaranteed to be readable for decades to come. ArchiveBox also has a CLI, REST API, and webhooks so you can set up integrations with other services. Without active preservation effort, everything on the internet eventually disappears or degrades. ArchiveBox is an open source tool that lets organizations & individuals archive both public & private web content while retaining control over their data. It can be used to save copies of bookmarks, preserve evidence for legal cases, backup photos from FB/Insta/Flickr or media from YT/Soundcloud/etc., save research papers, and more…

oops 8 days ago

💡 Feature Request

Completed

Apps installed using the command line do not show up in CP

As per title, using something like app-qui install in the command line leads to the app not popping up in the WebUI. My situation is as follows: the graphical installer for qui failed without an error for me and it didn’t output any troubleshooting information. I decided to try the command line. The command line worked without issue, and now I’m stuck with qui not popping up in the command line. I am aware https://feedback.ultra.cc/p/bug-version-number-of-installed-apps-different-when-updated-via is a thing, but this seems to be a slightly different/more severe issue, since you may or may not have error checking for this and this may corrupt the app state if the GUI installer is not aware of the installation. Also, since the CLI is known to be funky, would it be possible to at least add a: echo “Installing/updating programs using CLI may cause issues with the WebUI” to the script, or to --help ?

theno about 2 months ago

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🐛 Bug Reports

Completed

cross-seed conflicts with The Lounge installation

Following the instructions listed on https://docs.ultra.cc/community/cross-seed while The Lounge is installed leads to a broken cross-seed installation. Investigating closer, it seems to be due to that both write a node-related variable into .bashrc, which leads cross-seed to use The Lounge’s copy of node. This causes a versioning conflict with one of cross-seed’s dependencies. I’m not sure what the consequences would be of installing cross-seed first and then installing The Lounge, but I presume it wouldn’t be good. Though I realize the cross-seed installer is not officially supported and this probably won’t be fixed, could we at least put a specific disclaimer about this in the install guide?

theno about 2 months ago

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🐛 Bug Reports