So in my current quest to become a good citizen is to offer some services or tools free of charge to people that wants it.

The ones I have today is listed here (mobile website may be fucked up, sorry)
https://linux.pizza

Any ideas for tools to add to this?
My requirements is that it should be self-hostable, free software and useful.

Do you want to avoid hosting private data? Or is maybe limited amount fine? I'm thinking of to-do lists, so webapp and caldav server.

@joas

As long as the hosting cost for me is'nt enormous I can consider it. I will probably try getting something that encrypts everything so private data would'nt be accessible anyway.

There's always room for the ubiquitous remote address (+information, +proxies, etc) tool.

About, ipfs, and mailing lists are a bit tiny on mobile, other than that, all good in the hood. Nice site.

typo in answer 3 of https://linux.pizza/about/

could'nt should be couldn't

but cool idea. (It also needs a favicon - https://favicon.cc is a quick place to make one)

it looks pretty damn sexy

@fredisinbed

Yeah I kinda sucks at doing nice looking websites :P

@AllanTaylor314

Thanks for point that out!

https://github.com/LinuxPizza/...

@xzvf

I have thought about it, I will probably do it soon

@Linux The rest looked really slick, though! (But maybe you didn't do that yourself? ;)

@fredisinbed

kek no :P

@Brosyl

Glad that you find it useful!

I am participating in OperationTulip already (https://operationtulip.com) which is probable something that you would like. 50GB storage is free during the beta.

I am also thinking about running a Matrix-server, but as I am the lone admin (with some support from my wife) I find it hard to find the time to build a reliable matrix-server for hundreds of users. So I need to find a co-admin before I can think of expanding with more advanced services first :)

But the goal is to run services that you suggested - git (like gitea), maybe free email too.

@Brosyl

Do you mind if we could talk in email, telegram or matrix about it?