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Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦@randomgeek and everything is hosted on some huge provider's mainfram^Wcloud.
rose (escaped not sanitized)I've been experimenting lately with Nextcloud, a browser version of LibreOffice that lets you self-host but also collaborate in real time.
I'm not ready to give it a review/recommendation yet, but so far it does what it says on the tin.
@Rose_On_Mars @randomgeek over the last decade I had set up 5 or 6 different instances of Nextcloud, all are still running, and I still admin 3 of them myself.
Nextcloud is great. Welcome to the Nextcloud club. 
I like it so far. I do have the concern that my security isn't as solid as stuff maintained by specialists.
The thing I actually like best so far isn't the self-hosted part I originally came for, but rather the solid support for Markdown, since a bunch of my workflow is built on exporting from Obsidian.
> I do have the concern that my security isn't as solid as stuff maintained by specialists.
That's a valid concern, but also, you are a much smaller and less interesting target. And "specialists" screw up all the time:
https://www.bu.edu/tech/2023/03/09/144012/
And yes, Markdown support is something I love in Nextcloud! I need to try Obsidian, heard great things about it.