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  1. My personal cloud. by Ostracus · · Score: 1 · on Ask Slashdot: Building a Personal FOSS Cloud?

    My Personal Cloud.

  2. All their local eggs in the same basket by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on What Happens To Your Files When a Cloud Service Shuts Down?

    Mesh-cloud were every local node is connected by Tor running on say a home router.

  3. Tonido Plug by Excelsior · · Score: 1 · on Open Source Alternative To Dropbox?

    Tonido plug is an open source wal mart server, similar to PogoPlug. I've never used it, but it sounds like exactly what you are looking for. FLOSS Weekly had a nice episode on Tonido. They have web, iOS, Android, and BlackBerry clients and are completely OSS, including the server and clients.

  4. Tonido by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Open Source Alternative To Dropbox?

    I would say host it yourself. I use Tonido running on a SheevaPlug with a 1 TB USB disk. You can also get the software for x86 running Windows, MacOS X, or Linux. They have apps for BB, Android, iPhone, and Windows Phone 7. You can also remotely mount via WebDAV. And they give you a free dynamic host name, if you want it. My setup is fast enough to stream movies (and it is pretty easy with their web interface.) There is other useful stuff like calendars you can sync via iCal, a torrent manager, and a host for OpenID. There's also less useful stuff like a finance manager, blog, P2P photo sharing, and lousy backup suite.

  5. I'm working on this now... by seandiggity · · Score: 1 · on Free Software To Save Us From Social Networks

    On Sunday, I'll be releasing an alpha version of a LAMP "virtual appliance" that runs a customized WordPress MU/BuddyPress install I call Foojbook. The eventual hope is to get it running on devices like this, as Eben Moglen explains in the interview.

    It'll also include Apache Shindig and the example Partuza social networking site that goes with it. BuddyPress doesn't yet support the OpenSocial stack (although it'll potentially be in the next release), so I'm including Shindig/Partuza just in case people want to hack away at that. You will be able to either install Foojbook via the .iso I'm releasing or run it inside a guest OS via QEMU, which I'll also bundle in a separate download targeted at thumbdrives.

    I contacted Eben about a month ago about Foojbook, and I intend to be a part of the effort he's putting together. *However*, and I want to stress this, Foojbook is currently just an example of what's possible, and only allows you to set up a single profile for yourself...there is currently no sharing of data or any communication between separate Foojbook installs, since I don't know enough about network protocols and encryption to implement these pieces myself.

    There is still a lot of work to be done and, if you're interested in helping out, please contact me.

  6. Tonido by boldie · · Score: 1 · on Synchronize Data Between Linux, OS X, and Windows?

    Maybe Tonido? Your own p2p cloud! http://www.tonido.com/
    There are clients for Mac, Windows and Linux. There are your syncing solution. Backup the data should not be a problem. Maybe the TonidoPlug as a home server? Its a sheevaplug running Ubuntu with Tonido-software.
    http://www.tonidoplug.com/

  7. Re:Sheeva Plug by rivercity · · Score: 1 · on Low-Power Home Linux Server?

    Try TonidoPlug as well. it comes with jaunty pre-installed,samba, web-based torrent client, music streaming app, dlna server, easy file sharing app, p2p workspace and photo sharing. Also dynamic dns to your plug. Nice package -i would say if you are not a DIY.