Roundcube always! I tried others and always went back to Roundcube. If you install it properly (using composer for everything) it won’t break on updates.

What a piece of crap of webmail that is.

• NC Webmail UI is poorly designed: compose window is just a small box on the center of the screen, there’s no way to have the markup tools permanently show up;
• NC Webmail UI is broken: if you select a bunch of text and turn it into a bullet list, the bullets won’t even show up on NC, other e-mail clients will see them tho;
• Integration/SSO with IMAP is cumbersome: not well documented, default configuration doesn’t even handle a simple “login with the email email and password as the IMAP account” type of setup that is commonly expected;
• WebUI is slow and fails often: if you open the browser console you’ll find lots of warnings and errors.

I do have a lot of complaints related to mail but if NC is any kind of useful replacement for MS365 / Google Workplace a decently working webmail is the bare minimum. RoundCube is WAY better than what NC is currently offering.

Yeah! Let’s build that :D Maybe it will render UIs better than native wine? :D

mathjs doesn’t provide 1/10 of the units available in convert.exe. It is cool and I use it for other things but it simply doesn’t cut it for this.

As said, they’ve separate repositories, annoying messages asking you for a license all the time etc. At some point you’ll find out that their solution doesn’t offer anything particular of value that you can’t get with other less company dependent solutions like I described before. You may explore the LXD native GUI… or heck even Cockpit or Webmin might be decent options.

You most likely don’t need Proxmox and its pseudo-open-source bullshit. My suggestion is to simply with with Debian 12 + LXD/LXC, it runs VMs and containers very well.

The docker image is pretty small btw ;).

Yes if you already have Docker. If don’t use Docker you’ll be installing a ton of stuff just for a single application.

You can simply not bundle typical libraries that are available in most systems and let package managers deal with those.

Why do you think Monit is weird?

But oh yes, cool project :)

Bloat free is a single compiled binary that runs anywhere!!

“Simple, clean, bloat-free” – proceeds do use Docker lol.

No. It will become a pain. For 100$ you can get an SBC or, better yet, a second hand HP Mini computer with 6-8th gen i3/i5 CPU that is most likely enough for your needs.

Never.

Very strong. Soulseek kinda drifted to mostly high quality music because the protocol isn’t a good option for large files. It would be interesting to see a Soulseek network v3 upgraded with torrent-like features…