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> For example, I recently looked into self hosting Zotero. It is so under documented and complex that there is almost no way one could self host that I've come
by diggan 2y ago
> For example, I recently looked into self hosting Zotero. It is so under documented and complex that there is almost no way one could self host that
I've come across this a lot too. But what I've found is that it mostly applies to open source projects that offer a hosted paid version, so it kind of makes sense they'll make the experience slightly worse than it could be (consciously or subconsciously), as it pushes people to their hosted solution. I don't particularly like it though.
Doesn't seem to be the case for Zotero specifically, but your comment reminded me that I've noticed this more often lately.
- sbarre 2y agoYeah I tend to use ease of install for community editions of hosted paid open source projects as the leading indicator of how seriously they invest in (and support) their free/community version..