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ok I checked and you are right, the apache container actually exposes the 11000 port on the host. so i tried following the instructions for “traefik in a docker container on the same machine” and… it still didn’t work (now I was getting a Bad Gateway error)
at this point I think I’ll just stick with my old setup with docker compose. I was interested in AIO because I thought it could have been an easier to maintain way to host NC (also considering it’s official, while the docker compose method is not) but apparently it’s not meant to be inserted in an already existing setup like mine so I’ll stick with what I currently have.
it would be nice though if the NC devs also publish a “recommended docker-compose.yaml file” (in a similar way of what Immich does) so that more advanced users still can have an easy way to set everything up without having to look for the correct containers and settings required all over the internet
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thank you! so, wanting to follow your tip and exposing the 11000 port from the apache container to the host (in order to have a setup that is valid even if I move the service to another machine), how should I do that? because the apache container is also created by AIO’s mastercontainer and so I don’t have a place where to specify its port mapping (while usually I would do it adding 11000:11000 to the ports section of the docker compose)…
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Thank you! Idk how but I didn't noticed the paragraph in the docs saying that labels condition is not supported. I'll try with the file config and see if this way I can make it work.
The only thing I'm still missing is the IP of the Apache container: shouldn't it be an IP on the traefik_net network where also the traefik container runs? And if so how can I specify to the mastercontainer to create the Apache container on that network with a specific IP address?
I'm currently running a Nextcloud instance in docker, using the "multiple containers" method, but I recently discovered that the reccomended method to run it is using this "All In One" image I previously didn't know about, and so I wanted to try to migrate to that setup (also in order to have easily also the office and whiteboard features that atm I don't have on my instance + have easier Backup-restore process) The problem is that on my server I'm using traefik as a reverse proxy to expose services to the internet, and it is working on a specific docker network (called `traefik_net`) where also every container that should be exposed is connected, and from the official documentation of Nextcloud AIO I really don't understand how am I supposed to configure it to work in a setup like mine (mainly because the mastercontainer creates all the containers it needs on a network called `nextcloud_aio` and I didn't find a way to change that and where to set the proper traefik lables) Anyone that is running AIO behind a traefik reverse proxy maybe can help me to understand?
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Maybe take a look at PhotoSync as well, it's not foss but it's a really well-done app and seems to be what you are looking for
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Imho the card view redesign was more than needed, thank you!
Big kudos to the thunderbird team, since the supernova announcement they've done a really good job
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Anyone willing to summarize those mistakes here, for those who can't watch the video rn?
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Agree, it doesn't mean the project it bad but it still seems a bit weird. I've texted one of the Dev on Reddit to ask for some clarification about the whole thing, and maybe understand the reasons behind this choices.
Will update you here if they reply
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As I replied to the other comment, I wasn't aware of the recent happenings. I've been using Floorp for a while now and when I installed it it was fully opensource.
However, it seems like it's fully opensource again now (sources in the other reply)
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Huh! I didn't know about all these happenings around floorp's source code availability, but from what I can see now it should be back as fully open source under the MPL 2.0... am I wrong?
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From the Floorp official website:
Floorp's source code is entirely open, allowing anyone to view it and contribute to the project. Not only is the browser itself open source, but the build environment is as well.
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Agree.
Not at all a security expert here, but maybe doing it inside a distrobox could be a temporary fix?
Forget it, I just tried and it seems it gets installed in your home directory so using distrobox doesn't change anything (apparently, but as I said I'm not an expert so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong).
However, I've seen they also have it available through a bunch of package managers like nix, arch and Fedora
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Thank you, but the problem is that is howdy installation (that gets automatically executed after I run sudo apt install howdy that tries to run "old fashioned" pip commands.
So I should either find a way to tweak Howdy install (like building it from source after changing something maybe?) or disable this system security feature temporarily, install howdy and re-enable it immediately after
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Nope I didn't, but the problem doesn't seem to be the Python version, but instead the fact that now Python is "externally managed" and therefore I cannot install packages using pip install packagename as it used to be.
I know that this is done for security reasons and that the good practice would be using pipx or conda, but the problem is that howdy istallation still tries to use the "old approach"
cross-posted from: https://feddit.it/post/9251429 >I was previously using PopOS! 22.04 on my tuxedo laptop and I'd installed on it [Howdy](https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy) to take advantage of the IR camera and have a windows hello alike face recognition feature. > > Everything was working fine, but after some time GNOME 46 and its new goodies were too tempting to stick with Pop's old GNOME version (at least for me) and therefore I switched to Ubuntu 24.04 > > However, when I tried to install howdy using the PPAs as I did with Pop I noticed it wasn't working because of some changes that were made regarding on how Python is managed, and I couldn't find a solution for that. > Looking at howdy's GitHub issues, there are a lot of them talking about this problem that seems to be started with 23.x versions already, but having so many issues created a bit too much confusion to me and I didn't manage to find a working solution from there. > > Is there anyone here using Howdy on Ubuntu 24.04? How have you managed to install it?
I was previously using PopOS! 22.04 on my tuxedo laptop and I'd installed on it [Howdy](https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy) to take advantage of the IR camera and have a windows hello alike face recognition feature. Everything was working fine, but after some time GNOME 46 and its new goodies were too tempting to stick with Pop's old GNOME version (at least for me) and therefore I switched to Ubuntu 24.04 However, when I tried to install howdy using the PPAs as I did with Pop I noticed it wasn't working because of some changes that were made regarding on how Python is managed, and I couldn't find a solution for that. Looking at howdy's GitHub issues, there are a lot of them talking about this problem that seems to be started with 23.x versions already, but having so many issues created a bit too much confusion to me and I didn't manage to find a working solution from there. Is there anyone here using Howdy on Ubuntu 24.04? How have you managed to install it?
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Who else thinks we need a sub for that?
(sublemmy? Lemmy community? How is that called?)
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If you are looking for something light and low maintenance, maybe Mint could be a good fit?
I've never daily driven it because I'm not a fan of Cinnamon, but everyone says its light and stable so seems like what you are looking for
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Non ho ancora avuto l'occasione di sondare "di persona" il mercato del lavoro, ma direi che no non sbagli purtroppo. La mia speranza è che sia solo questione di tempo (sono entrambi ancora relativamente giovani rispetto ai competitor) però chissà...
Intanto in bocca al lupo con Java!
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Arrivo un po’ tardi per portare un punto di vista diverso: a me (decisamente unexperienced developer) Dart e Flutter piacciono molto e per la mia limitata esperienza hanno entrambi grandi vantaggi rispetto agli altri linguaggi e framework.
Dart a mio avviso combina un po’ il meglio di Java (/ C# / altri linguaggi OO) e Javascript, mantenendo appunto una struttura OO con classi, ereditarietà, fortemente tipizzata ecc. ma allo stesso tempo introducendo una serie di strumenti per la programmazione asincrona (come i futures) un po’ “alla javascript” semplificando così molto l’implementazione di applicazioni complesse (per esempio che richiedono concorrenza o l’utilizzo della rete) rispetto a Java. Ah e il fatto che qualche versione a questa parte sia fortemente null-safe è una comodità a parer mio da non sottovalutare. Come detto sopra non sono un programmatore esperto, ma se ora come ora dovessi scegliere un linguaggio tra Java, Javascript, C# e Dart sceglierei Dart abbastanza a occhi chiusi.
Su Flutter posso fare un confronto più limitato purtroppo, poiché per il momento l’unico altro framework per costruire UI che ho approfondito veramente è JavaFX (e fidati, anche qui a parer mio Flutter è avanti anni luce). L’unica cosa che mi sento di dire è che all’inizio l’approccio a “albero di widget” lasciava scettico anche me ma in realtà è molto flessibile e snello (supponendo tu stia programmando con un IDE e non dal blocco note s’intende) e la possibilità di fare hot reload e quindi vedere immediatamente nella tua app i cambiamenti grafici che hai appena fatto al codice senza dover rebuildare è una comodità enorme.
Quindi TL;DR: se hai tempo e voglia, dai a Dart e Flutter una chance e secondo me non te ne pentirai. Ovviamente non sono la soluzione a tutte le esigenze e hanno sicuramente margini di miglioramento, però per molti casi sono secondo me una validissima opzione che nulla ha da invidiare a Java+JavaFX, C#+WPF o JavaScript+[inserire qualsivoglia nome di framework]
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Ok thank you for your explanation! So basically if I would want an LLM to answer me basing itself on a large set of documents this would be the wrong approach (because of the context window problem other comments were mentioning)... but then how could I do?
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Then I would suggest you to take a look at Reverse Proxies, which are programs that let you publicly expose different services hosted on the same computer under different (sub)domains.
The easiest to start with (and also probably the one that better fits your needs) afaik is NGINX Proxy Manager, which can be set up really easily using docker, and you can find plenty of tutorials online (here is one I watched when I was starting to look into docker and selfhosting, it's a bit old but should still be valid).
If after having set up that you will to thinker around it a little bit and dive a bit deeper, there's also Traefik which is pretty cool and also has a lot of materials to learn online.
I don't remember if the video I linked mention it or not, but to use a reverse proxy to expose your services on the web you will first need to set up a dynamic dns (probably the easiest way is to use Cloudflare) or to ask your ISP for a static IP, then go into your routers settings and find the Port Forwarding section where you should tell your routers to send all the incoming traffic from ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) to the local IP of your server. And then you should be ready to use spin up Nginx Proxy Manager or Traefik on your server.
(idk if I was clear or not but I swear it's easier that how it seems ahah)
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Is immich the only service you want to expose? And did you installed it using docker or directly on your system?
È da almeno un anno che nei supermercati intorno a me a Milano (Carrefour e Esselunga, sia grandi che "express") sono presenti praticamente tutti i gusti di barattolino tranne quello, che una volta invece c'era insieme agli altri... Anche voi avete notato questa cosa? O è una cosa locale? Qualche idea sul quale potrebbe essere la causa?
Today thanks to a NetworkChuck video I discovered OpenWebUl and how easy it is to set up a local LLM chat assistant. In particular, the ability to upload documents and use them as a context for chats really caught my interest. So now my question is: let's say l've uploaded 10 different documents on OpenWebUl, is there a way to ask llama3 which between all the uploaded documents contains a certain information (without having to explicitly tag all the documents)? And if not is something like this possible with different local lIm combinations?
Yesterday I was trying to install the Ubisoft version of AC Odissey on my PopOS! machine, and I wasn't able to do so because when I try to launch Ubisoft Connect from Lutris, it asks me to do the login and then shows only a black rectangle. I tried looking online for a solution but as far as I understood it's a problem of the new Ubisoft Connect UI and I wasn't able to find any fix... can someone help? It really sucks because it prevents me to play some games that are supposed to run on Linux just because at the time I bought them on Ubisoft Connect instead of Steam :/
I've recently bought my first Tuxedo laptop, an *InfinityBook Pro 16 - Gen8* and after having some minor issues with Fedora on it (mainly with the *Tuxedo Control Center*) I moved to PopOS! and since then it worked flawlessly. Or at least, it used to work flawlessly until last week, when the laptop started to reboot at (apparently) random points of its usage. This is REALLY annoying. Does anyone encountered the same issue? Have you identified its causes? And how have you fixed it?
Ho da poco finito di ascoltare [l'episodio del podcast Decoder con l'intervista al CEO di Bluesky](https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/chtbl.com/track/524GE/traffic.megaphone.fm/VMP6535735176.mp3?updated=1711142636) e mi è sembrato un progetto molto interessante. Quando era uscito (ancora in closed beta) ero molto dubbioso e diffidente vista la loro decisione di creare un nuovo protocollo anziché adottare ActivityPub, ma dopo aver sentito le motivazioni dietro questa scelta e i loro obiettivi per il progetto ho deciso di dargli una chance... **Voi che ne pensate? Lo usate in parallelo al Fediverso?**
I recently finished [the episode of The Verge's podcast #Decoder with the interview to Bluesky's CEO](https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/chtbl.com/track/524GE/traffic.megaphone.fm/VMP6535735176.mp3?updated=1711142636) and it seems a quite interesting project. At the beginning I wasn't looking really into it because of their choice of using a new protocol instead of the existing ActivityPub, but after listening to her and the reasons behind this choice maybe I'll give them a chance. **What do you think? Do you use it alongside with the fediverse?**
A couple of years ago with my old phone (running if I don't remember wrong Android Pie) and my old laptop (running Manjaro KDE) I discovered KDEConnect and how it could enable a clipboard sharing feature similar to the one Apple provides between Macs and iPhones. It was great! Now, after having changed both my phone (now running **Android 14**) and my laptop (now running **PopOS! 22.04**) I wanted to reproduce that magic but I found out that with Android 10 some complications regarding clipboard sharing arrived and so it doesn't work out-of-the-box anymore :( I found some saying that the only way to do that was by the persistent notification button (still ok but meh) and some others reccomending some adb commands to make it work as it was before (which would be great but I wanted to investigate a bit more before pasting some random commands to my terminal)... but it was all kinda old content (referring to Android 10 or at most 11), **what's the situation as of today? Do you use clipboard sync? And if so, how?**
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L'alternativa self-hosted a Google Photos [Immich](https://immich.app/) ha indetto (già due settimane fa in realtà, ma io lo scopro ora) un contest per un nuovo logo visto che quello attuale per quanto caratteristico non è ideale per diversi motivi (primo tra tutti secondo me fa apparire il progetto come qualcosa ancora di acerbo e sperimentale, piuttosto che una valida alternativa a servizi come Google Photos o iCloud Photos) In palio $200 per l'autore del logo che verrà scelto, quindi se vi divertite a cimentarvi nella grafica digitale e nel design perché non provare? Altrimenti (se vi va) date un occhio alle proposte fatte fin'ora e votate la vostra preferita! A me piace molto [la proposta di Tyree](https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/6318#discussioncomment-8101010) :)
Since I recently set up a decently powerful homelab, with a bunch of services running on docker behind traefik, I thought it would have been cool to try out selfhosting a matrix homeserver for personal use (at the beginning it will be just me, potentially it will extend to some friends and/or a small organization of around 20 people working together). At first I was thinking about going with Dendrite, but then I've seen it still doesn't support Threads, nor Matrix 1.5 API and that despite the announcement of a couple of months ago its repo hasn't yet be moved to the new *element-hq* GitHub as it happened with Synapse. This made it seem kinda like a "2nd class citizen" compared to Synapse, and therefore made me think if the latter would have been a better option to selfhost. And then I bumped into Conduit.rs so now I have 3 option to be undecided about! Therefore, here I am asking for your preferences and advices: which is your favourite one / which one would you recommend for my use-case?
I know this question has been asked many and many times, but a) this kind of things can change with time (bugs may get fixed or appear, new generations can fix hw problems and get new ones, etc.) and b) I didn’t find it on Lemmy yet (but maybe this is just me being bad searching stuff in the fediverse), so here it is once again. So, I need to buy a new laptop and I’m undecided between those two machines that, from what I’ve seen, are very very similar, but not exactly the same (apart from the chassis, that should be exactly the same, right?)… What are some differences I could use to decide? And, if you own one of this two, would you recommend it? Why/Why not?
In the last months, the battery of my S2 tablet was draining really quickly, untill it died and I wasn’t able to recharge it. So, I thought that the battery was dead (it served me for a bunch of years so it could have been acceptable) and I ordered on Amazon a new battery to replace it. After replacing the battery, though, the tablet turned on saying the new battery was at 50% and, when plugged in, it was acting as if it was charging. Apart from the fact that it wasn’t charging the battery that instead was quickly draining even if plugged in. Obviously I tried cleaning the charging port, changing cable, changing power adapter, changing socket on the wall, but nothing worked. So I assumed that the new battery they sent me was broken and I purchased a new one but when it arrived: exactly same situation. Could it be that I was very unlucky and I got a broken new battery twice? Or maybe the problem is somewhere else? Did anyone encounter a similar issue?
I’m finally moving my selfhosting experiments from a VPS to a physical machine in my house but, since I don’t have a static IP address, I opted to use the dynamic dns service offered by Cloudflare. [On their official website I’ve seen suggested ddclient](https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/manage-dns-records/how-to/managing-dynamic-ip-addresses/#ddclient) but I haven’t find that much information on which labels should I add to set it up. Therefore, I’ve also found [this docker image](https://github.com/oznu/docker-cloudflare-ddns) that seems pretty clean and easy to set up, but the video talking about it was of 3 years ago and I’ve seen that the github repository has been archived last year… **Which option (not necessarily among the two above) do you prefer to set up your Dynamic DNS with Cloudflare?** (I don’t know if this can be an important information to add or not, but the Linux server I’m using is running NixOS)
Ciao amici di LeAlternative, vengo qui da voi in cerca di un parere: **Sto iniziando assieme a due amici un nuovo progetto** che potenzialmente in futuro dovrebbe coinvolgere molte più persone e, siccome per progetti simili **in passato si è sempre utilizzata una combo GSuite+Slack** che si è sempre rivelata vincente, loro due hanno provveduto subito a creare la prima cartella condivisa su Drive. Tuttavia, siccome appunto si tratta di un progetto nuovo, **pensavo che potrebbe essere l’occasione giusta per proporre strumenti liberi alternativi a i soliti che usiamo**, anche perché potrebbe essere un buon modo per raggiungere con tali strumenti persone non tech-savy e che non si sono mai interessati della loro privacy online prima d’ora. Per quanto riguarda #Slack pensavo di provare un po’ #RocketChat e vedere se può fare al caso nostro, ma la cosa che più mi preme sostituire in realtà è la suite di Google. In particolare, le nostre esigenze sarebbero: - archiviazione (stile Google drive) - documenti di testo (stile Google Documents) - fogli di calcolo (stile Google Spreadsheets) che dovrebbero avere le seguenti caratteristiche: - feature collaborative “di base” come cartelle condivise con alcuni utenti, possibilità di modificare contemporaneamente uno stesso documento e di lasciare commenti - possibilità di utilizzo agevole (cioè semplice anche per utenti per cui Google docs è il massimo della tecnologia a cui l’umanità è arrivata) sia da mobile (Android e iOS) che da web - possibilità di fare self-hosting o possibilità di utilizzarle con un piano gratuito (se il progetto dovesse proseguire e ingrandirsi e il prezzo è ragionevole non sarebbe un problema pagare, ma ora come ora siamo solo in 3 e tutti abbastanza squattrinati 😅) PS: **so che sul sito di LeAlternative è già presente un articolo molto esaustivo sulle possibili alternative a Google Drive** e infatti dopo averlo letto mi ero già fatto una mezza idea su quale servizio potrei tentare a proporre, **ma ho deciso di fare questo post per sentire più pareri da parte di chi queste alternative le utilizza o le ha utilizzate nel pratico**
My team wanted to start using Trello to better organize the work we have to do and, since I believe it's much easier to start using foss software from the beginning rather then switching to it after years of using something else, I wanted to suggest now a different option, possibly selfhosted. I've seen online that there is Focalboard that seems to be what we are looking for but I've seen it recently switched from being backed by mattermost team to be community-driven and I didn't found enough documentation on how to install it with docker on an arm server... Does anyone use it? Is it a good option or there are better ones? And if you're using it, could you help me spinning it up?
Ciao popolo di Feddit! Qualche giorno fa ho ricevuto la spiacevole notizia che la mia attuale offerta mobile con Fastweb dal prossimo mese passerà a €8.95 /mese (contro i €4.95 attuali), per cui stavo pensando di cambiare operatore. Io non ho grandi esigenze di giga (già con 10GB o giù di lì dovrei essere apposto, poi se sono di più tanto meglio) però mi interessa che la copertura sia buona e che, almeno nella maggior parte dei casi, si possa navigare ad una velocità che non mi faccia dire "che palle mentre scorro Instagram o YouTube. Voi che operatore avete? E come vi trovate? Da una prima ricerca online ho. Coopvoce e Iliad mi sembrano quelli più papabili... qualche esperienza con qualcuno di questi? EDIT: mi sono dimenticato di dirlo perché lo davo per scontato, visto che ero abituato a pagare €4.95/mese mi piacerebbe trovare l'offerta più vicina a quel prezzo (anche se sono consapevole che molto probabilmente dovrò salire un po') che però soddisfi le mie necessità :)
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Looks like a new model for the Fairphone has been announced! What do you think about it? Personally I love the fairphone project but after having tried GrapheneOS on my Pixel 6a it would be hard to move to a different OS
⚠️ Questo è un crosspost, se avete commenti da fare sono i benvenuti, ma vi invito a farli sotto il post originale nella comunità !openstreetmap_it@feddit.it, così che la discussione non si disperda in più comunità crosspostato da: https://feddit.it/post/1197600 > Questa mattina stavo parlando con amici sotto l’ombrellone ed è venuto fuori che il loro comune ha pagato una qualche agenzia per far aggiungere su *Google Maps* le ciclabili della città, così che ai cittadini che sceglievano l’opzione “bici” per i tragitti venissero suggeriti i tratti dotati di pista ciclabile e non venissero mandati su strade più pericolose o comunque più scomode. > > L’idea mi era sembrata lodevole ma in quanto convinto sostenitore della campagna [Public Money, Public Code della FSFE](https://publiccode.eu/it/), non ho potuto fare a meno di suggerire che sarebbe stato più giusto che il comune andasse a investire e suggerire ai cittadini le mappe di *OpenStreetMaps*, piuttosto che quelle di *Google*. > > Poiché alcuni amici non avevano mai sentito parlare di *OpenStreetMaps*, ho spiegato loro cosa fosse per poi farglielo vedere dall’app attraverso cui lo uso quotidianamente che è *Organic Maps* (che personalmente preferisco alle altre in quanto la trovo molto più curata nell’ambito UI/UX e semplice da utilizzare per chiunque, anche i meno “smanettoni”). > > Tuttavia, abbiamo notato insieme che *Organic Maps* non usa le informazioni sui percorsi ciclabili presenti su *OpenStreetMaps* nella pianificazione dei tragitti e, dopo una veloce ricerca online, mi pare di aver capito che l’unica app mobile che usa questi dati sia *OsmAnd* (che, pur ritenendola io un’app valida e ben fatta, presenta una UI/UX ben diversa da quella semplice e moderna di *OrganicMaps*). > > Più o meno all’unanimità, abbiamo convenuto che il comune non poteva promuovere a tutti i cittadini l’utilizzo di *OsmAnd* al posto di *Google Maps* (ovviamente senza nulla togliere a *OsmAnd* e alle persone che ci sono dietro) e che dunque la scelta di migliorare e raccomandare le mappe di *Google* non era poi così sbagliata. > > Tutto questo lungo preambolo era per introdurre questa mia riflessione: > > **Se un ente pubblico come un comune** (piccolo, non sto parlando di città come Roma > o Milano) **proponesse a un’app open-source come OrganicMaps una qualche somma > affinché gli sforzi degli sviluppatori si concentrino sull’implementazione di > una specifica funzionalità, questa cosa come verrebbe vista agli occhi della > comunità che sta dietro a quell’app e a OSM in generale?** > Pensate che sarebbe un’iniziativa apprezzabile e utile, o un’interferenza non > opportuna nel lavoro di altri?**
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