On 01/28/2016 02:28 PM, Bryan Richter wrote: > We primarily wanted Sandstorm for Etherpad. However, Etherpad is a > node.js based, JIT-compiled application. Sandstorm's security model > requires each document to be running in its own, sandboxed copy of the > app, and the JIT-ness apparently precludes such applications from > sharing memory. Thus, each *document* uses 60-100MB when open. > > We can't support that right now, so I plan on shutting down our > Sandstorm instance in two weeks. > > Perhaps we can run Etherpad *outside* of Sandstorm, if we still find > ourselves wanting for a collaborative document solution. > > P.S. These facts were confirmed by a friend of mine at a Sandstorm > meetup in SF yesterday. They hope to solve the memory usage with > "snapshotting" at some point. >
I think Sandstorm's clunky interface for sharing etc. and even seems laggy as a user… I'm happy to skip it. It has promise, but feels not great right now. I made some notes about our tools: IRC: *check* (we talked about embedding a client in the site sometime though) Jitsi meet: *check* use their instance Etherpad: we don't have a good third-party host that we know we can rely on, the updated one with in-line commenting is nice. Maybe we should run it ourselves… Wekan: probably run ourselves… Redmine or OpenProject: user-stories, processing, sorting, project management stuff, I guess should run ourselves Wiki: need to separate wiki stuff out from our code, probably separate the main articles for public-consumption stuff from the stuff that we use for our organizing. I'd like to integrate Gitit eventually. I could see using a wiki with Redmine/OpenProject or something for immediate notes and internal organizing. GitLab: *check* via git.gnu.io Email lists: *check* but probably should move the announce stuff to CiviCRM probably CiviCRM: *check* but need better organizing, better access for people, use the email announce functions, use hooks/API or something to integrate potentially… http://42.meup.org for image paste sharing… We're still working on: image repos, collaborative graphics work… spec'ing of the site… will Redmine cover that? Sorry for the dump of stuff, I guess ideally even Redmine might offer better ways to process all this info vs just this mailing list? _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.snowdrift.coop/mailman/listinfo/discuss
