Can someone give me a quick rundown on owncloud vs nextcloud?

>>59169759
>give me a quick rundown
Give him a quick rundown.

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quick rundown you say

Sure. (((The cloud))) is shit and you're an idiot for letting someone else host your sensitive data.

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I use owncloud for my own server
it just werks

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>>59169759
One's a self hosted cloud and the other is a cloud you host yourself.

>>59169831
See >>59169867 you fucking retard

>>59169831
>being this stupid

>>59169876
oldschool botnet

I was triggered when i couldn't enable clippy on my mso install on linux.

>>59169759
OwnCloud: A file storage solution that is similar to other proprietary cloud services such as Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive. But instead of relying on a third party to host your information (such as Microsoft or Google), you are hosting it yourself which gives you the freedom to host it on your own equipment and therefore control your information.

The only catch with ownCloud is that if you are business or enterprise, then you will have to purchase an enterprise license which can be pretty expensive.

NextCloud: An exact clone of ownCloud (that is even run by the same guy who runs ownCloud). NextCloud offers the same features of ownCloud (such as file sharing), but also offers better security protocols, workflow, office-based applications and services (such as Outlook integration) and even integration with video chat services. And as the same as ownCloud, you are still hosting NextCloud on your own equipment.

Essentially, NextCloud is a version of ownCloud that is designed for office use. While ownCloud is designed for personal/small business usage.

As an owncloud user, should I switch now?