Kudos for this. Per the docs: https://docs.chatto.run/,
> Chatto ships in a compact, self-contained binary
> it uses NATS, a compact message broker that also ships with a built-in stream persistence engine [...] NATS is just as easy to provision as Chatto, and most of our examples will show you how.
> you can also configure an external S3-compatible object storage for Chatto to store your files in, and we strongly recommend doing so...
> The actual calls are powered by LiveKit (Apache-2.0), which you need to deploy alongside Chatto. As with NATS, the deployment examples show the required wiring.
> ...
And kudos for backing it up with real guidance. Great project.
https://github.com/orgs/chattocorp/projects/1?pane=issue&ite...
You mean to tell me smart people can leverage these tools to do things at a scale they couldn't before? Blasphemy!
Here's to more boring software! :)
Why not keep it all AGPL?
A frontend, permitting customizability, white-labeling, and so on, makes more sense to be more permissive.
Grafana is a solid example to illustrate why.
Moved from Apache to AGPLv3 in 2021 specifically so cloud providers couldn't host modified versions without contributing back, while keeping plugins Apache-licensed.
I do also still like irc, but haven't used it much in recent years because most of the people I talk to are using discord now.
I also maintain a Chatto bot framework and a Tauri client, need to update those now :)
> Chatto is just like those.
from TFA. Seems yes.