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Piwigo has been working well for me. I've been looking at Nextcloud's capabilities, but like keeping public vs private on separate systems.

• nicbou 5y ago
  Nextcloud is pretty bad. I struggled to get it running and keep it running. Updates often caused catastrophic failures. The project is more focused on adding features than making them work. I would avoid it completely.
  • nucleardog 5y ago
    I’ve been running and upgrading it for about four years now—so across about 11 different major versions. Prior to that I was actually on ownCloud and migrated straight from that to Nextcloud. Every upgrade or migration has taken like 5 minutes. I’ve yet to have a single problem and it’s required zero maintenance between upgrades. It’s actually one of the few pieces of software that I self host and don’t fear updating. Many people have obviously had experiences different from yours given it’s popularity. Speaking in absolutes as you’ve done really isn’t helpful to anyone.
    • nicbou 5y ago
      Anecdote, counter-anecdote.
      • nucleardog 5y ago
        So you agree it's worthless as evidence? So saying in absolute terms that Nextcloud is bad and should be avoided completely based solely on a single anecdote is kind of a useless contribution?