Project dead? about flame HOT 16 OPEN

I would be happy to help with reviewing pull requests, and assist with triaging issues.
I am already doing plenty of this for other repos, so have enough experience in the area.

Another option, is for someone to fork the repo, and apply bug fixes, update dependencies, deal with issues, review incoming pull requests and maybe continue to develop new features. They would need to be reasonably familiar with Node.js, React and TS.

@pawelmalak your project is popular, so keeping users informed about the development status is important.
If the project is no longer under active development, that's fine too, but it's a good idea to still keep dependencies up-to-date, and be open to accepting contributions from the community.

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In the meantime in case anyone in same situation as me; I am making a dashboard comparison website here:
https://github.com/carbon-C0DE/selfhosted-dashboards

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I looked at each of the projects on the dashboard comparison wiki mentioned above and for my needs the Flame dashboard is the winner! I hope this project doesn’t die.

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I forked it already a few months ago to add app categories, but I have no plans to maintain it further than bug fixes when I encounter any and updates to this repo : https://github.com/fdarveau/flame

I offered to open a PR to merge my changes into this repo (see other issue I linked above), but never got a positive answer and noticed he seems to be completely against adding app categories when checking the following issues on the subject.

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There is no polite way to re-ask for a status update that doesn't sound disingenuous but I really love this project. It is elegant, performant, rock solid and with the exception of multi user support feature complete for my use case.

However as the world moves on all software invariably needs patched to stay secure and I am starting to get worried that I may have to start planning for a replacement.

Is this project truly dead?

Has anyone considered a maintenance only fork since dependabot seems to be plodding along raising dep PRs?

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Then just fork the project and start over…

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In the meantime in case anyone in same situation as me; I am making a dashboard comparison website here: carbon-C0DE/selfhosted-dashboards

Thanks for the work!

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I too, actually came to the github to see if it was still being developed.

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Unfortunately, on adding more collaborators to the project, I don't think @pawelmalak would be too open to the idea since he seems to have some pretty strong vision on this project and won't add features requested over and over based on that vision (see #7 (comment) and all other issues asking for app categories as an example)

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If it is forked and someone actually begins to dev it again, please post so can swap over. I like this dashboard the best but would appreciate further dev and updates.

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In the meantime in case anyone in same situation as me; I am making a dashboard comparison website here: https://github.com/carbon-C0DE/selfhosted-dashboards

Oh man thank you for this...Dashy looks awesome!!! Seeing that was the final push I needed to pull the plug on Flame and crank on setting up something new

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If it is dead, here's an alternative

https://github.com/benphelps/homepage

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Very disappointed to see this project is dead. I'm migrating to fdarveau's fork as app categories is the #1 feature that's missing.

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It's the 21st century for heaven's sake. Configuration should (also) be done in GUI mode ;-)
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I mean, Docker labels is where it should be, not in the GUI.

GUI changes are difficult to re-apply elsewhere, and difficult to backup your configs.

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