| Joined | 12 Nov 2023 |
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@fella OC is going to be adding full groupware support (contacts, calendar and email) in the future, you can read about it in this blog post:
https://opencloud.eu/en/news/opencloud-calendar-and-contact-management-available-community
Once they have that implemented, OC will be a no-brainer imo.
@fella I am only using it for personal use. In terms of replacing M365 in an enterprise setting today, I would say NextCloud is still your best bet (begrudgingly) for something self-hosted.
The calendar and contacts integration for OC is not officially supported. It's a bit of preview. I'd recommend having a test environment of both set up and doing a comparison.
I've installed #paperlessngx but I'd really like to experiment with some local AI with it.
My server has 16gb of ram, but only 5-6 spare.
I have an Intel Arc with 4GB of memory knocking about somewhere.
I have no idea if that's enough to run #Ollama for something like organising documents and doing ORC.
Has anyone had any mileage with this kind of hardware? I have an Intel i5-13500T CPU if that changes anything.
Today I Installed #OpenCloud and completed my move away from Nextcloud.
I'm really happy with it.
Nextcloud was by far the most frustrating application I've self hosted. If there was a way for Nextcloud to be annoying, it would do it.
Been using #Immich for a while and it's amazing. That's replaced Memories.
Recently started using #Joplin. That's replaced Notes.
Set up some shared calendars with symlinks in OpenCloud's #Radicale add-on to replace Calendar and Contacts.
Before the game I saw who Sunderland were missing and I thought anything other than a win would be very difficult for Howe to come back from.
To throw away a lead and lose is abysmal.
The club's a mess. Last summer has put us back years. I'm expecting an exodus of players in the summer and we're going to have a giant rebuild on our hands. My concern is the new DoF is a Howe yes man.
Very happy about the new @gnome release, and I'm proud about what my fellow contributors have accomplished together in this cycle. Tons and tons of bugfixes and new features! The release notes at https://release.gnome.org/50/ cover a small portion of the most user-visible changes, but there's a lot more to discover.
Meanwhile, in the #GNOME hashtag…
(after 40 minutes of reading through https://fedi.absturztau.be/notice/B4O8ucxRQoQyBxrrpg, I cannot imagine a more insane thread in the #fediverse)
Robert
Jeff Fortin T. (風の庭園のNekohayo)