zoontechnicon

yes

I know this from sources I cannot disclose, but apart from that the fact that they're not using the Nextcloud trademark/logo should speak for itself

NextCloud makes money from companies/organisations that resell/host the software for the public or use it for their own people. Every organisation has the option not to give money to Nextcloud, but if you can afford it and don't do it anyway, it's a shitty thing to do, imo

Sadly, the company that develops Nextcloud doesn't see a dime from that, so it's not really sustainable

You run dropbox? Impressive.

Sadly, some APIs are still not implemented, so extensions interacting with bookmarks for example still won't work...

Last three major versions receive security patches, so you do install updates, but you don't update to the latest major, there's a difference.

The secret to running your own nextcloud is: Don't install the latest major version.

"Oops, we killed all your brain cells."

You could selfhost Nextcloud + Nextcloud Office

Wow, that's ethercalc behind the scenes, beautiful :)

I once did an internship at a small (think 10 people) company that was selfhosting all their stuff. I was asked to fiddle with the services and (of course) caused a downtime of a few hours. Boy were they pissed. Now, when I think back, I can't believe they were selfhosting that shit.