Tag: open-source

AppFlowy vs Notion in 2026: the self-host server is now proprietary and the free tier is one browser seat. Licensing, Docker Compose setup, and real prices.

A 2026-09-22 patch left a self-hosted model's weights untouched but made it more confident on nonsense input. Six systems compared, real numbers only.

Jev, Von, and SemIf scored head to head on real commit history: a frozen 4B general model beat a purpose-built 395M decision model on every task tested.

When Mapbox went proprietary in 2020, the community forked it. MapLibre GL is now what you reach for, fully open, fully compatible, fully alive.

Address strings are a mess. libpostal's CRF model parses '123 Main St Apt 4B, NYC' into structured fields without regex hell. Here's how to use it.

Run dbt-core free with Postgres, DuckDB, or ClickHouse. SQL transformations, tests, docs, and star schemas without the dbt Cloud price tag.

Two years after Canonical's LXD CLA grab, Incus is shipping in Debian/Fedora/NixOS. Here's what changed, what works, and when to use it.

Sandstorm gives every app instance its own capability-gated sandbox. Different threat model than a Compose stack, here's what that actually means.

Llamafile bundles llama.cpp + Cosmopolitan libc into one portable binary that runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, and BSD with zero install.

Memos is a lightweight self-hosted microblog and scratchpad. One Compose container, SQLite, Markdown hashtags, and zero Twitter brain rot.

runc, crun, and youki all run your containers, but they differ wildly in startup speed, language, and cgroups v2 support. Here's which to pick.

Two years after HashiCorp's BUSL switch and IBM's acquisition, OpenTofu is the mature open-source Terraform fork. Here's the honest state of play.