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By that I mean you have a control panel, i.e. what's on port 2082, 2087 for cPanel and port 2222 for DirectAdmin. The software stack is the web server, the MTA, MDA (which is now almost exclusively D

Building a credible alternative to cPanel will take a lot of effort, time and resources, it will not happen overnight that's for sure it's multiyear effort. Meanwhile cPanel's private equity owners wi

The idea with HPanel isn't really to replace cPanel overnight, but to offer another option for people who want something lighter and easier to manage.

cPanel is in a Death-Spiral, under a relentless enshittification process, once a credible non-enshittified alternative arrives cPanel will be gone forever.

No CloudLinux dependency. We use native Linux CGroups v2 via systemd slices for per-user CPU, RAM, and IO isolation. Each user gets their own PHP-FPM pool, so one account can never starve another. Dis

"Great to see more alternatives popping up. The cPanel licensing mess has been a headache for everyone lately, and most of the current 'lightweight' panels still feel like they’re stuck in 20

I’ve been working on a project called HPanel over the past year. The goal is to build a modern, lightweight hosting control panel for Linux servers as an alternative to cPanel.

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cpanels are the new windows. Get rid of them while you can.

Ubuntu 24 on all my VPS servers. Running Docker, Caddy, Python and Java stacks. Switched from cPanel about a year ago and never looked back – much more control and cheaper.

I just use Google Docs, have for many many years after MS Office. Mostly Docs and Sheets. The nice thing about Docs is you can export as PDF too, then if I ever need to, I edit the PDF or password pro

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