First meeting in August 2016 Just over two years ago on June 2, a dozen engineers started a new journey: Building a better private cloud. One that delivered on the needs of users and customers, providing ultimate protection for their data while empowering them to…
Read moreEric Daly, also known as linucksrox online, is a system administrator for an organization in West Michigan, USA. He doesn’t get bored of being a sysadmin; he also maintains a small ESXi host at his house which runs several Linux servers such as Nextcloud, pfSense,…
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The Czech CZ.NIC association, makers of the popular open source Turris Omnia router, today announces adding Nextcloud and a private cloud perk for their modular, next-generation router! The Turris MOX allows users to pick from a number of basic modules, combining them into exactly the…
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Can you maintain your privacy while contribute to open source projects publicly? Yes, says Kristian, a developer from Germany who works as a second level support engineer and consultant in a small company that provides advanced management solutions for bigger companies and corporations. Kristian has…
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Ignacio Núñez is a telecommunications engineer, software architect and kernel driver developer for embedded Linux systems in Spain. Known online as Nacho or Nachoparker, Núñez is extremely passionate about free and open source software. His passion comes from the fact that he really values the…
Read moreJason Bayton is one of the community managers of the Nextcloud community. He hails from Wales and enjoys playing tuba and trombone when he is not working. When he is not playing his favorite instruments, he moonlights to contribute to open source projects he supports.…
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Some time ago we announced the availability of a DICOM viewer for Nextcloud. DICOM files are used widely in the medical sector for viewing and storing medical images like those for radiography, mammography or MRI with embedded patient information. The application was developed by Aysel…
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Guest post by Arati, who together with Jessica makes up Team Popcorn that has applied to RGSoC2018 with Nextcloud. Lessons from Applying to RGSoC The very first lesson to take away from Rails Girls Summer of Code is that it is not in fact limited…
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We recently got sent a scan of the Dutch Linux Magazine which covered Nextcloud last January in a rather awesome way. André Fondse contributed two-factor authentication support for Telegram and described in the article how that came to be and how it went. It made for…
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