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NEXTCLOUD

NEXTCLOUD JUST GETS BETTER—the latest edition of the self-hosted storage and sharing platform sees it transformed into a complete collaboration hub.

If you already have a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) or equivalent stack set up on a home server or VPS, you can easily add a Nextcloud instance to it, either by extracting an archive to your web server’s root directory, or by copying the Web Installer PHP file there and running it directly. Setting up a LAMP stack (or indeed a LEMP stack with Nginx and MariaDB) is easy enough (although it’s a bit of a faff having to create databases by hand) in Ubuntu or

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