The Open Source Software I'm NOT Using Anymore

MeshCentral - Reason - Lack of Wayland Support, but they are working on it. https://github.com/Ylianst/MeshCentral 

 Crater Invoice - Reason -  Wnet Unmaintained, but was spit off to InvoiceShelf https://crater.financial/ 

 RocketChat - Reason - Just became too hard to maintain, and little by little more features behind a paywall. https://rocket.chat 

 BarrierKVM - Reason - No longer need, and unmaintained https://github.com/debauchee/barrier - Updated offering called Deskflow https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow 

 Joplin Notes - Just grew out of it into Nextcloud Notes for convenience https://joplinapp.org/ 

 PI-hole - Reason - Just moved on to more powerful tools over time https://pi-hole.net/ 

 Discourse - Reason - No longer needed, very heavy on resource usage https://www.discourse.org/ 

 Portainer - Reason - Moved on to other tools, slowly grew more to business instead of community https://www.portainer.io/ 

 Ghost Blog - Reason - Moved to a more flexible platform that had better support https://ghost.org/ 

 NGinX Proxy Manager - Reason - Found a purpose built reverse proxy that included the wireguard tunnel in it. https://nginxproxymanager.com/ 

 TrueNAS - Reason - Just more than what I personally needed https://www.truenas.com/ 

 FusionPBX - Reason - No longer needed it.  https://www.fusionpbx.com/ 

 Remotely - Reason - Went mostly unmaintained (Immense/Remotely) https://github.com/immense/remotely 

 URBackup - Reason - Went unmaintained and stopped working - possibly maintained again as of Feb / March 2026. https://www.urbackup.org/ 

 Tabby - Reason - Just moved on https://github.com/eugeny/tabby 

 Dashy - Reason - Just moved on to other dashboard https://dashy.to/ 

 Mail-in-a-box - Reason - No longer wanted to run a mail server, and fell behind on linux base, and getting a VPS that isn't on a blocklist was painful due to spammeers. https://mailinabox.email/ 

 QOwnNotes - Just an awkward, clunky interface https://www.qownnotes.org/ 

 Cal.com - great, but found the same features built into Nextcloud https://cal.com/ 

 If you check these out, and in particular for those that have been unmaintained, and you find a new version, fork, or whatever...let me know in the video comments, or drop me a message on Matrix @mickintx:discuss.opensourceisawesome.com.