It’s for the notebook section, not the productivity section.
I just copied the information from the website.
Maybe you missed a post and that’s the one you were going to comment on?
I’m using OnlyOffice DocSpace and looking for free alternatives.
Does Monday provide the same type of use as this version of OnlyOffice?
I’m open to alternatives, and open to advice on the privacy policy of OnlyOffice DocSpace Free (cloud).
In all cases and posts, Nextcloud is recommended for self-hosting and I am unable to do this.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/productivity/#nextcloud
Nextcloud really cannot be recommendion in my eyes.
I myself run 3 servers (of which one hosted by Nextcloud), one myself and one by Hetzner, and I really had my fare share of issues and I cannot say I would recommend it to anyone.
The service is unreliable:
updates are not coordinated, server updates break apps or disable them (even the ones maintained by the core team)
app stability is terrible. Now currently the calendar app is broken again and just misses random appointments in the web …
You should not. PG also clearly advices against doing so on the website.
The provider will have access to all your data.
If you want to see how stuff like that can go wrong I would advice to peak on the trustpilot of Owncube. Now obviously that could have been done a lot better, but not they will always be able to see your data. It isn’t privacy friendly.
I’m wanting to self-host Nextcloud as I’ve heard that it is the best solution for privacy and owning your data.
So my goal is to completely own my data.
I am completely new to self-hosting and I don’t know where to start. I don’t have any knowledge about self-hosting or Linux servers. I’ve tried looking for guides online but I can’t seem to find a clear cut guide on how to self-host, starting from no knowledge on how to do it.
How can I get started?
Are there any easy to follow guides out th…
And so on.
English is not my native language and I’m using a translation tool. Forgive anything.