Question about Docmost
Anyone here running the non-enterprise version perhaps? How have you found it?
Wondering about licensing too. If I were to create my own OIDC/SSO connectors on a fork of the code, strip out the EE stuff and deploy that fork, would that be a breach of license? Many of the features behind the paywall I find useful. I already run Authentik and have all my other apps behind it for SSO, so was curious how building my own stuff on my own fork would make me non-compliant (if at all).
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From a glance, it looks like Silverbullet does almost all the same things, without having features behind a paywall. No build in MCP, but there are third parties, and not as much granularity in the permissions for each user. But OIDC and multiple spaces with real time editing, @ mentions and much more.
Up to now I have used Bookstack, and I love it. But now Docmost came across my table, and I was curious. Trying to compare apples with apples here.
I definitely think that Silverbullet fits in the same space as Bookstack and Docmost. I recently moved my notes and stuff to Silverbullet, and I really like the fact that it is just .md files on disk, with some very nice organisation around it, and extensibility with lua scripting and css styling. And OIDC - a must in my home lab :)
Forking is fine afaik - license snippet