@a_5mith - thanks! yes the front page logo is in the works and should be updated shortly. @julian - thanks! yes the official way should always be a native install, using LXC or Docker makes it simpler and faster to launch, and provides added flexibility in deployment, but there should be some understanding of how the components work together which a native install, which can be also be done in an LXC container like we do, gives users. We are definitely going to look at how we can integrate github into our current build process. LXC has been baking since 2009, was merged into the kernel around 2.6.32 and has been mainly developed by a team led by Daniel Lezcano, Serge Halyn and Stephane Graber. Its an Ubuntu supported project since 2012. Serge and Stephane work for Ubuntu. LXC provides container management tools and container OS templates. Here is a video walk through of LXC Docker was based on the LXC project untill 0.9 when it switched to its own engine libcontainer, though users can still choose LXC as the underlying container engine. Docker containers and LXC containers are a bit different. Docker uses containers to build an app delivery platform and abstracts the container away to an app, while LXC gives you a full Linux environment like a lightweight VM, with some caveats. However due to the low profile of the LXC project, a lot of users first introduction to containers may have been Docker, and there are some misconceptions and a lot of users will be surprised by the flexibility and usability of LXC without the constraints of Docker.

@esiao, thanks for the tip about the profile image, will come handy. I am still working on getting the contrast and color fixed. I will relook at the header and conversation boxes. The problem with my version of minimalist and subtle use of color is when I revisit the design 2 months later, it looks to too stark, bare bones, and bland. The tags are challenging from a design perspective. I tried border only, with no background color, and text and border in various colors, but it is not looking right. I moved the tags extreme left under the topic titles, and is not really making much of a difference. They are better on the right.

Try https://github.com/beingmohit/NodeBB-Wordpress-Auth

@raul said: @a_5mith are you running nodebb on port 80, without that you would need to pass the nodebb port 4567 for the nginx proxy to work, wouldn't it? Yes. that is correct. We pass in the port (or rather, we specify the proxy_pass value directly proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:4567/;