@kev thanks, looks good, but I think that #linuxcloud is sticking w proprietary solutions ($$) I am setting up a static site on the ISP and might just test realtime, if that fails go with something else - I have been thinking #AWS but there are more open solutions out there (but not linuxcloud!!) I am thinking that if I hack a collaborative server (out of #mastodon), then the individuals could keep their material in something like #nextcloud leaving just text on my server

Attempting to create a development env for #linuxcloud jailed subsystems because my provider uses it - finally got it working in VMware (on win 10), but linking to the webserver seemed impossible even though I could ping - now downloading centos full distro (4gigs) because as soon as you run linuxcloud mods, you are isolated to their repos... which cannot even start a xserver properly, attempting to restore repos didnt work.. I used to get paid $$$ for this, maybe I can again