LibreBooking
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| Fact | LibreBooking | Plux |
|---|---|---|
| License | The project is licensed under GPL-3.0. | The repository provides the software under the MIT License, which grants permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute it free of charge. |
| Purpose | LibreBooking is an open-source resource scheduling solution for managing resource reservations. | Plux is a small Unix-first terminal multiplexer written in Rust that keeps shell processes and terminal state in a background daemon. |
| Security | The project warns that versions before 7.0.0 have a critical vulnerability allowing unauthenticated administrator account takeover and says security fixes are not backported to 6.x or earlier. | Remote attach uses SSH; remote copies use mode 0600, and session metadata is stored with mode 0600. |
| Support | The project lists Discord, documentation, GitHub issues, and discussions as community support channels. | The README asks issue reporters to include a reproduction command, TERM, terminal size, shell, OS, and PLUX_DEBUG output. |
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Pick LibreBooking if…
LibreBooking suits organizations that need to schedule shared resources with access controls, quotas and usage reporting. It is intended for teams able to deploy the software on its documented stack or through Docker.
Pick Plux if…
Plux is for Unix terminal users who want detachable local sessions, pane management, and SSH-based remote attachment. It expects a native PTY and a UTF-8 outer terminal.