That’s fair. The community seems to be much more sane than the original dev and is working hard to clean it up. The first release already removed the telemetry and the obnoxious donation button.

Grimmory all the way. Once I tried it I haven’t gone back to my CWA deployment at all. Also, Shelfmark is pretty cool.

I use KaraKeep for this and couldn’t be happier.

I’ve heard really good things about Outline too.

Great idea to print out the most important bits.

This is the way

GitOps with assorted readme files in the repo for various bits.

So many things. Mostly Kubernetes and FluxCD, but also doco-cd for managing a few deployments on my NAS with GitOps.

The BookLore thing is really disappointing. I hope we see a quality fork in the near future.

Yeah, after seeing their response I’m quite satisfied. They’re one of the good guys and I hope it stays that way.

Bitwarden says all issues have already been addressed.

https://bitwarden.com/blog/security-through-transparency-eth-zurich-audits-bitwarden-cryptography/

Thats really disappointing. At least the selfhosted version means it would have to be a heavily targeted attack.

Same for me in IronFox.

Ugh. Another one that doesn’t support OIDC.

Yes. Plenty of examples if you search.

I haven’t used FairScan (yet!), how does it compare to OSS Document Scanner? Other than having a much much better name, obviously.

rpm-ostree, brew, and dev containers. I haven’t felt the lack, but it is likely not for everyone.

Yeah, that mess was quite disappointing. I’m still waiting for them to make a clarifying statement on it. I suppose removing it and just not getting further involved in politics is at least “better” than continuing to double down.

Care to elaborate?