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this post was submitted on 09 May 2024
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I've been using it (3 different installs) since the Owncloud fork with very few issues
Very interested in what issues people are coming across
I've used it about as long, and I've never seen it as easy to maintain as the AIO container strategy they're on now. It's effortless, and after years of failed updates and rolling shit back via occ, it's night and day. Even NCPi wasn't as bulletproof.