It’s always funny to me that blue means left to americans.

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As far as I can tell the worst thing they did was call their source available license open source, which isn’t even that bad.

and your salary doesn’t go up lmao

It’s not a FOSS liscence, but saying it’s proprietary is also disingenuous, it’s source available.

Freetube is also good on desktop

pronounced ra-ch-oon or rac-hoon?

Seems okay, it is trustworthy but it’s basically just a more private degoogled chromium with some extra features.

should, since it ports all the Ui from wxwidgets to qt

Also subtitling with whisper, which is awesome

afaik most distros and flathub package it without that for obvious reasons

Screenshot from macos, so I assume in the top bar

Frankly, since it’s still open source, I’m ok with it since it also means developpement is much faster, and you can avoid it. At least for me when I installed it on linux through the app store, I didn’t notice any of your complaints.

As someone with no attachement to the previous branding I quite like the new branding though, fits the new vibe of the app quite well.

Well yeah ofc, the op stated they would also have an offsite backup, so I figured I didn’t have to specify

What I would personally do is get a standard pc, anything that you can plug sata hard drives into and get for cheap, get two hard drives of whatever size you deem necessary, and then put them in raid 1, this means that both drives are a copy of eachother, so if one dies the data is okay.

You can put whatever software you want, but I would need more info on what you want to do with it to give recommendations there. ie: general file storage only, or also stuff like online document editing? Backups from what kind of system? Only macs or something else too? How technical are you for setup and stuff?

Looks great all-around, although the gradient on the app icons is a bit much

This will benefit open source indirectly though, for instance, the île-de-france region of france just moved all the high schools from m365 to leviia cloud, which uses nextcloud, and contributed back to the project.

Many “european” alternatives are providers for oss, which means that money in sovereign solutions = money in oss

Looks great! Only reason I’m not using it already is that I’m just a bit worried about security, given this one hasn’t been audited afaik

Suse comes to mind, bu they’re moreso selling the support than the product

I have a nextcloud instance and I can confirm that the ai features are plugins, and are opt-in (and also pretty cool, as ai feature go)