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Thank you. I've added these.
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Kopia
dbatools
rustic
autorestic
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Proxmox Backup Server
I may have been down a bit of a rabbit hole researching open source backup systems today. There are quite a lot of good FOSS file backup systems but nothing that really stands up to systems like Veeam - Proxmox Backup server and the backup in XCP-NG are I think the closest at the moment. The way Restic repositories work is kind of similar to how the repositories work in commercial solutions and Restic also supports various cloud storage backends.
Kopia
dbatools
rustic
autorestic
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Proxmox Backup Server
I may have been down a bit of a rabbit hole researching open source backup systems today. There are quite a lot of good FOSS file backup systems but nothing that really stands up to systems like Veeam - Proxmox Backup server and the backup in XCP-NG are I think the closest at the moment. The way Restic repositories work is kind of similar to how the repositories work in commercial solutions and Restic also supports various cloud storage backends.
GitHub - kevinbentley/Descent3: Descent 3 by Outrage Entertainment
Descent 3 by Outrage Entertainment. Contribute to kevinbentley/Descent3 development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Added, thank you.
Also added Diun which is an application to notify when images are updated in a Docker registry.
Oooh! Does that run on Ubuntu?
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Added. Dankie.
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My finds for this week:
Tracecat - Open Source SOAR
Dangerzone - Converts potentially dangerous documents to safe PDF's
Dune 3D - Parametric 3D CAD. Might be of interest if you like OpenSCAD
Jogger - Fitness tracker for mobile Linux
Tracecat - Open Source SOAR
Dangerzone - Converts potentially dangerous documents to safe PDF's
Dune 3D - Parametric 3D CAD. Might be of interest if you like OpenSCAD
Jogger - Fitness tracker for mobile Linux
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Thanks. Added, I've updated the additional details for OnionShare.
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I've been testing some Open Source LLM models in my home lab for the last week with Ollama and Open-WebUI and the following projects came onto the radar:
AnythingLLM
LanceDB
Open-webui
LlamaIndex
mindsdb
My home lab is running on a 2018 Supermicro with no dedicated GPU but I am getting a decent performance with 7B size models like Llama3, Llama3 and Mistral.
AnythingLLM
LanceDB
Open-webui
LlamaIndex
mindsdb
My home lab is running on a 2018 Supermicro with no dedicated GPU but I am getting a decent performance with 7B size models like Llama3, Llama3 and Mistral.