Hi,
I had an intensive look to cockpit today and I didn’t find an overview of installed software in cockpit. It would be nice to have that. For example here are photos of the old gui and cockpit
What I also want to say:
Thanks for that wonderful piece of software which lives from hearing and implementing the wishes of the users. You all do a great job my friends.
They remain as separate packages. The Web server app is installed by default, but guess what happens after removing it from Applications (nethserver-httpd and nethserver-letsencrypt are gone) and installing the FTP module…
Unsure if letsencrypt on Certificates page would be affected.
Would like to add also a different behaviour from nethgui, when you want to remove a nethserver-rpm it is inside the application menu, not inside the software center, so for me it is relevant, installed application are inside the cockpit application.
MariaDB (MySQL) server
Configuration tools for MariaDB (MySQL)
Base system
nethserver-mysql
Mattermost
Mattermost Team Edition
Base system
nethserver-mattermost
NethServer subscription
Manage NethServer subscription
Base system
nethserver-subscription-ui
New Server Manager (Beta)
New Server Manager based on Cockpit
Base system
nethserver-cockpit
Nextcloud
Configure Nextcloud, universal access to your files via the web, your computer or your mobile devices - wherever you are
Base system
nethserver-nextcloud
OpenVPN
Configure remote-access and site-to-site Virtual Private Networks (VPN) using OpenVPN
Firewall
nethserver-openvpn
Roundcube web mail
Roundcube web mail
Base system
nethserver-mail-server, nethserver-roundcubemail
SMTP proxyFilter SMTP traffic with ClamAV and Rspamd
Firewall
nethserver-mail-filter, nethserver-firewall-base-ui
SOGo groupwareSOGo server and Thundebird extensions
NethForge
nethserver-sogo
IMO NethServer project don’t want a webgui for package management.
NethGUI provided a stripped-down package manager, now in cockpit there’s only a module manager (quite similar to an app store). Like ClearOS.
Who wants to package-manage can use console/ssh