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Mailu

• Another email stack.
• https://mailu.io
• FOSS, https://mailu.io/1.7/general.html
• Docker based, highly configurable and simple. Personally I found Mailcow a little intimidating. Mailu is very accessible.

Criteria

1. Every day needs (mostly for personal usage);
2. Open-source and free;
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

Please, NO

1. Early stage/alpha/yesterday started products;
2. Dead or abandoned products;
3. Community Edition with reduced list of features (users limit, no your own domain, etc).

Hell, YES

1. Products with tutorials and how-to's;
2. Community-driven products;
3. Products with GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket open repos.

https://zammad.org/

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin

Good for people with a lot of Movies and TV Shows on their Hard Drives that could use a 2021 way to access it.

Would have suggested Plex and Emby as well, but they are not Open-Source (or completely free).

https://jitsi.org/
just a webinterface - type in a meetingroom name, invite people, talk, leave, done.
No external Fonts, no Browser Plugin

Criteria

1. Every day needs;
2. Open-source and free;
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

https://www.rrweb.io/

https://github.com/umputun/remark42
self-hosted, lightweight, and simple (yet functional) comment engine

OnlyOffice is an integrated collaboration platform that offers mail, CRM, projects, calendar and more. A free open source Community Edition is available that runs under Docker.

Fully compatible with Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint the online document editor can be integrated with Seafile, for example, to provide collaborative document sharing and editing.

Standalone desktop editors are available for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Seafile is an open source file sync & share solution designed for high reliability, performance and productivity. Sync, share and collaborate across devices and teams. Build your team's knowledge base with Seafile's built-in Wiki feature. The Community Edition is free and allows unlimited users.

Client software (Mac, Windows, Linux, terminal) includes a desktop sync application, a desktop drive client, and mobile apps for iOS and Android.

More info here.

check out https://www.xbrowsersync.org, great self hosted bookmark sync with browser plugins and android app.

Criteria

I can recommand goaccess as a Web analytics engine:
https://goaccess.io/

• log based, no js shit or tracking Pixels in your website
• HTML Reports or ncurses Interface
• minimal attack surface

Sourcehut is as free and minimalistic hosting-platform for git- and hg-repositories. Feature-wise it's comparable to gitlab-ce, but more composable.

Criteria

1. Every day needs;
2. Open-source and free;
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

Criteria

• Every day needs;
• Open-source and free;
• Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
• You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

The best analogue of teamspeak or discord is Mumble. It's quite easy to deploy and suitable for VPSs.

Website: https://usefathom.com/

Code (Lite version): https://github.com/usefathom/fathom

Official docker image (lite): https://hub.docker.com/r/usefathom/fathom/

https://github.com/ldidry/lufi

https://wiki.js.org/

Docs: https://configrd.io
GitHub: https://github.com/configrd/configrd-service

Criteria

1. Every day needs;
2. Open-source and free;
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

This project is called Robot Head - Front-end for Chrome headless

Criteria

1. Every day needs: people use a browser every day. Some people want to spend more time on security. Secure isolated remote browsers / cloud-based internet isolation to the rescue.
2. Open-source and free: yes, at https://github.com/dosycorp/robot-head
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS:, yes, install on Debian, or Docker (other systems possible, too).
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data: yes!

It can turn Chrome headless, running in the cloud, into a normal browser you can use from your device.

You can do more than that, but for most use cases, people just want to run a browser remotely that can protect them from viruses and hacking. You can connect to the remote browser over a regular web browser, and all your access to the public internet then flows through your self-hosted cloud browser. Because no JS/CSS/HTML from the remote page is sent to your device (only pixels), you often also save bandwidth ~~ because most sites are very bloated.

Enjoy!

Robot Head

AzuraCast is a free and open-source self hosted web radio management suite.

Main site - https://www.azuracast.com/
Installation guide - https://docs.azuracast.com/en/getting-started/installation

Unlike many other projects this project is really launched via docker without hard skills)

Criteria

1. Every day needs (mostly for personal usage);
2. Open-source and free;
3. Server-side which is suitable for common VPS;
4. You are the only who control and being responsible of your data.

Please, NO

1. Early stage/alpha/yesterday started products;
2. Dead or abandoned products;
3. Community Edition with reduced list of features (users limit, no your own domain, etc).

Hell, YES

1. Products with tutorials and how-to's;
2. Community-driven products;
3. Products with GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket open repos.

In my opinion, a section named Deploy your own Fake Data Server would be a good addition to this list. Possible projects for this section would include:

• json-server
• mockserver
• micro-jaymock