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nextcloud just feels abandoned, even if it isn't of course. maybe paying customers are getting a different/updated/tuned version of it. maybe not. but the only
by Yie1cho 11mo ago
nextcloud just feels abandoned, even if it isn't of course.
maybe paying customers are getting a different/updated/tuned version of it. maybe not. but the only thing that keeps me using it is there isn't any real selfhosted alternatives.
why is it slow? if you just blink or take a breath, it touches the database. years ago i've tried to optimise it a bit and noticed that there are horrible amount of DB transactions there without any apparent reason.
also, the android client is so broken...
- MrDresden 11mo agoI'm not sure why you feel like it is abandoned. There is a steady release cadence and the changelog[0] clearly shows that much is being worked on. [0]: https://nextcloud.com/changelog/#latest32 https://nextcloud.com/changelog/#latest32
- Yie1cho 11mo agoyes of course there's progress and new features and it's not really abandoned per se. but the feeling is that the outdated or simply bad decisions aren't fixed or redesigned. it could be made 100 times better.
- estimator7292 11mo agoBecause it feels worse and more broken as time goes on. Just like any other abandoned web app, except it's being made worse and slower as an active, deliberate, ongoing choice