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This is yet another update of my previous posts (installing NextCloud with Collabora Office Online on Ubuntu 16.04<\/a> and then NextCloud with OnlyOffice on Ubuntu 18.04<\/a> and Install NextCloud Hub and OnlyOffice on Ubuntu 22.04 with Docker Compose<\/a>). NextCloud<\/a> continues to develop at a blistering rate, and as of this writing, it’s at version 30.0.5. This is fortunate, as countries in the EU are finally getting savvy about serious about addressing their sovereignty-threating dependence on US-based multinationals like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Dropbox, and others really is. The Danish government just published a superb example of the solid thinking<\/a> now starting to emerge. NextCloud will be a key part of that transition away from US BigTech’s proprietary model, and it can’t come too soon.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

There’re a few productivity packages that can be used in conjunction with NextCloud to provide comparable functionality to, for example, GoogleDocs + GoogleDrive or Microsoft Office 365 + Microsoft OneDrive, including Collabora Office (which we’ve used in the past). But the best companion productivity suite for NextCloud, in my opinion, is OnlyOffice<\/a>. The application itself (for the tech focused reader, they’ve built an entirely new application ecosystem<\/a> primarily using modern Javascript frameworks) is impressive in both capabilities and polish. The only real caveat I’ve come across is that it uses, by default, the ‘fauxpen’ standard formats<\/a> developed by Microsoft rather than the true open standard formats of OpenDocumentFormat<\/a>. But in a world where, sadly, most people don’t even know what a file format is, any software that doesn’t read and write the incumbent monopolist’s format with great fidelity is dead in the water. On that count, OnlyOffice is impressive. NextCloud + OnlyOffice — even better together (without<\/em> a single US multinational tech giant involved. NextCloud development is led from Germany, OnlyOffice’s development is led by a team in Latvia<\/a>)!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The beauty of the open source software model is that we can connect complementary applications, like NextCloud and OnlyOffice — developed by completely separate communities — to create a tightly integrated, highly functional, diverse computing platform. This combination, along with a bunch of other NextCloud «apps», is the equal of something like Google Apps (which includes Google Docs and Google Drive), but is under your control, not Google’s. To me, that’s a crucial difference.<\/p>\n\n\n\n