The Open Source Software I use in 2024 - Part 2

=== Links ===
01:00 Mail-in-a-Box - Email

04:10 Jitsi Meet - Online Meetings

06:01 Discourse - Powerful Community Forum

07:09 Rockstor - Open Source NAS

09:39 OpenWRT - Open Source Router Firmware

12:34 Pi-hole - DNS and Ad Blocking

13:26 Uptime Kuma - System StatusChecker

15:52 Jellyfin - Open Source Media Server

17:14 Media Management

17:48 QBittorent - ISO Downloader

18:22 Navidrome - Musc Streaming Server

19:23 Invoice Ninja

22:03 OpenMediaVault

24:20 XPipe - Server Access and Organization

26:08 RustDesk - Remote Support

28:24 Veloren - Open Source MMORPG

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=== Timestamps ===
00:00 Intro
00:08 Introduction
01:00 Mail-in-a-Box - Email
02:46 Thanks to my Patrons over at Patreon and my Subscribers on YouTube
04:10 Jitsi Meet - Online Meetings
06:01 Discourse - Powerful Community Forum
07:09 Rockstor - Open Source NAS
09:39 OpenWRT - Open Source Router Firmware
12:34 Pi-hole - DNS and Ad Blocking
13:26 Uptime Kuma - System StatusChecker
15:52 Jellyfin - Open Source Media Server
17:14 Media Management
17:48 QBittorent - ISO Downloader
18:22 Navidrome - Musc Streaming Server
19:23 Invoice Ninja
20:30 Terminator - Terminal Emulator
22:03 OpenMediaVault
23:00 LibreOffice
24:20 XPipe - Server Access and Organization
26:08 RustDesk - Remote Support
28:24 Veloren - Open Source MMORPG

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[DBTechYT]

Damn. You're self-hosting SO much more than I am!! :)

[erichartz]

Hey, thanks for putting all this together!
Was a fun watch and discovery of new things :)

[TheJonathanc]

Another fantastic video! Keep up the amazing work! I have learned about so many amazing projects through your channel. ❤

[Mikesco]

Another wonderful video, thanks again!

[Thee_Dr_Evil]

Another simple way to setup a mail server is to setup a base server, I use Debian, install webmin and then the free version of virtualmin on top of that, makes deploying an email environment a much simpler task. I have a separate Nextcloud server so I have those features that would be missing, basically the calendar function. I found it at least for my use case a more cohesive environment.

[taradnbrn]

I am self hosting Rustdesk and it is working really good. I will try Rockstor in my lab. Thanks for the video.

[stephenanthony]

Love this cotent! So many homelab projects to try out

[MaddMo]

Excellent job on these videos. Waiting for the open source msp vid.

[MythologicalSPB]

Veloren, it might be very interesting game. Will test it on weekends! Thank you for your great job, you made for community!

[ericandrews]

Love your videos. Keep them coming. No torrent is safe, not a single one.

[RonnieRedd]

Pfsense for routing and truenas for storage. Love jitsi!

[Trat]

Damn...Veloren...I still force my friends to play this game. But at the end, we all enjoy it

[stevocmac]

Thanks for another great video. Keep up the good work. Just curious about the hardware you are using for the faceplates with OpenWRT.

[samuelhulme]

I wished there was a centralised management dashboard for open wrt that is easy to use and set up like the Ubiquiti ecosystem.

[orlanino]

I've been looking for a document management system with a version control for a long time. Hopefully opensource. Can you maybe make a video about candidates, pls?

[wartlme]

Microsoft office is SaaS. I do IT for a job. There is no way to get away from Office. The entire ecosystem is so deeply integrated with the OS. Defender for the endpoint is next-level AV.

[RebellionFreedom]

I still rent a Linux server overseas. It is a great item to leave off until needed and then spin back up. I can even time those uptime windows. Do my maintenance and sync items and shut it down when finished.

[demanuDJ]

Rockstor is using OpenSuse Leap under the hood? Good choice, the most reliable systems I'm running are on Leap, love for opensuse forever

[ukrolelo]

What mail client you use with mail in the box?❤

[stevenwinderlich]

I wonder why so many communities run off of Discourse these