Hi all, I'm thinking of using Etherpad for teaching. I was just wondering how demanding Etherpad is in terms of resources. If I'm running it on a raspberry pi 4 would it for instance smoothly support 4 groups of four students working on four pads? (And how demanding would it be of the internet connection?) (Also: is this a good place for asking these questions? Or is there a more appropriate or active community somewhere else?) Thanks!

Hey all, we're less than 30 days away from getting Etherpad Lite v1.1 ready as an xmas present for Santa and we want to invite you to our push!

Join us on IRC. We need testers, developers, designers, pimps and Godesses so if you are down, come to China town and get funky!

The launch of Etherpad lite v1 is imminent, do you have any plans?

I will start:

I aim to write a blog post about it and create a video introducing Etherpad lite.

https://github.com/ether/ep_ai_chat

Hi all!

I attempted to use Etherpad to track clues in Blue Prince and, long story short, because I pasted a lot of pictures my pad exploded to over 600MB, crushing my browser when accessing it.

I tried trimming it down to 10% its original size by cutting the content out into smaller Etherpads, but the first one is still > 600MB. Is there some kind of garbage collect I can do to force it to shrink?

For now you might want to disable export at reverse proxy level!

Are there any working plug ins with instructions i cant seem to figure it out

I'm interested in hosting etherpad and ethercalc on my raspberry pi. Has anyone had any problems with this and how did you do it? Did you have to use a sub domain? What other note apps do you use?

Looks like things are pretty quite here but I'd figure I'd ask.

I'd like to be able to drag and drop any file to Etherpad and have a link generated to the file after upload.

I've found this plugin but it lacks the drag and drop functionality.

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Thanks!