Loomio

What other projects like Disroot, Gibberfish and Stek are out there?

Josef Davies-CoatesJosef Davies-Coates Fri 5 Jan 2018 9:12PMPublicSeen by 434

Hi all, in some of the other threads in this group I've recently come across projects such as Disroot, Gibberfish and Stek.io all of which seem great/ very interesting (in addition to Sandstorm and Framasoft).

What else is out there that makes it easier to for people to set-up and use multiple open source tools (and hence reduce their dependence of the tech giants)?

Note, I'm not interested in individual apps. Thanks!

Draft

DraftMon 8 Jan 2018 12:10AM

I would say (some of them are french (don't know if it will be translated)) :
* https://indie.host/
* https://cap-collectif.com/
* https://ogptoolbox.org (don't know if they host, but they list a lot of open source apps, they seem in the same values than us)

Josef Davies-Coates

Josef Davies-CoatesMon 8 Jan 2018 11:12AM

Thanks, I guess Kolab also counts too.

What else?

Michel Bauwens

Michel BauwensMon 8 Jan 2018 1:59PM

just for info, still keeping track of tools via https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Category:P2P_Infrastructure#Selected_Projects

Darren

DarrenThu 1 Feb 2018 3:03AM

A couple more projects

allmende.io (deeply connected with ecobytes.net)
https://www.fairkom.eu/en/

Danyl Strype

Danyl StrypeWed 11 Apr 2018 10:04AM

Well, there's RiseUp.net, they host apps developed elsewhere but also do some dev (eg Crabgrass). CoActivate.org is a funny one, it's kind of built as a single collaboration app, but it incorporates existing apps (incl. WordPress and Xinha). Ethan, the maintainer, tells me the underlying codebase ("OpenCore") is not really practical to self-host in its current form, due to massive technical debt. But the aspiration is to up-date (and rename) the platform codebase, so future iterations of CoA can more easily incorporate more externally developed apps.