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Comfy.Guide is a collection of computer guides. Its server software section covers self-hosting services such as email, DNS, IRC, Matrix, XMPP and PeerTube. Its client software section covers desktop tasks, including disk encryption, GnuPG, the KISS Linux distribution and using NVIDIA on Linux.
Mail-in-a-Box turns a fresh cloud computer into a working mail server, letting users run their own mail service. It provides webmail, an IMAP/SMTP server, contacts and calendar synchronization, and a control panel. It also offers spam filtering, mail filter rules, automated backups, automatic DNS configuration, and support for multiple users and domain names.
Docker Mailserver is a self-hosted mail server provided as a Docker image, supporting SMTP, IMAP, LDAP, anti-spam, and anti-virus. It uses configuration files instead of an SQL database and includes a setup.sh script for configuration and administration.
Homarr is a dashboard for a server that places apps and services in one location. Boards are built with drag and drop, and icons come from included repositories. It connects services to show status, activity and controls, and includes authentication and permissions via credentials, OIDC or LDAP. The interface is available in 26 languages, and integrations are managed without YAML configurations.
openmediavault is a free, open-source network attached storage solution based on Debian Linux. It provides services such as SSH, SMB/CIFS, RSync and a BitTorrent client, with web-based administration for storing, sharing and backing up data on hardware the user controls. Plugins extend the system with additional functionality.
swizzin community edition is an all-in-one modular seedbox solution installed via curl or wget as root. It supports Debian and Ubuntu LTS systems and requires a 64-bit processor such as x86_64 or aarch64. A repository of applications, including autodl, ZNC and others, can be installed.
