I guess that means it’s dead, as there’s no way a corporation would pay millions to acquire a competitor just to continue developing a free alternative to their own product

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    1 year ago

    Why not nextcloud? Seafile files stores in a proprietary database

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      I used nextcloud for a year or so, but found the web GUI/apps slow, bloated and sometimes way to buggy ! Switch to owncloud for the simplicity of only having a cloud system without to much bloat.

      I just read through the seafile documentation and yeah this is also not going to happen. Maybe I should switch to a simple webdav server…

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        Couldn’t you just install nextcloud and none of the apps you don’t need? I mean, it’s pretty modular…

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        How was it setup? Make sure you are using a good SQL backend or else it will be slow.

        Its also received a bunch of live recently so it may be worth another look. I would be very careful trusting seafile as it sounds like a locked down proprietary solution