It is that time of the year again, a day to profess love. And we’d like to join in. As community, we’re collaborating and producing privacy protecting software under a set of licenses which lets us work together in a transparent, open and efficient way! This was a central reason for why we started Nextcloud, and why it was possible in the first place. These licenses set forth rules, defining four essential freedoms for our users and fellow contributors:
The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose
The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does your computing as you wish. Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help your neighbor.
The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others. By doing this you can give the whole community a chance to benefit from your changes. Access to the source code is a precondition for this.
Nextcloud works because of Free Software and thus, today, as part of the cool campaign of the FSFE, we want to tell the wider Free Software community how much we appreciate them!
Talk by Frank Karlitschek about why we started Nextcloud: to do better for our users, contributors and customers!
Standing on huge shoulders
Nextcloud builds on dozens of other Free Software projects, from Qt for our desktop client to Sabre/DAV for WebDAV, ZendFramework and many others. Building a great application like Nextcloud without standing on the shoulders of such giants is wholly impossible, which makes us a great example of what makes Free Software work so well for both home users and of course enterprises!
So, to all contributors to the Free Software community:
Le organizzazioni, grandi e piccole, necessitano di una soluzione che garantisca la resilienza e la sovranità digitale delle loro operazioni: un'alternativa open source e rispettosa della privacy a Teams. E oggi presentiamo questa soluzione: Nextcloud Talk.
The landing page for our upcoming Nextcloud Hub release is now live! On September 27, 2025, at 10AM (CEST), we will present the latest Nextcloud Hub live from the Nextcloud Community Conference in Berlin, Germany. And you can be part of it, too, by signing up for the online launch! While you’re registering, you might […]
Salviamo alcuni cookie per contare i visitatori e rendere il sito più facile da usare. Questi dati non lasciano il nostro server e non servono a tracciare il tuo profilo personale! Per maggiori informazioni, consulta la nostra Informativa sulla privacy. Personalizza
I cookie statistici raccolgono informazioni in forma anonima e ci aiutano a capire come i visitatori utilizzano il nostro sito web. Utilizziamo Matomo in cloud.
Servizio:Matomo
Descrizione del cookie:
_pk_ses*: Conta la prima visita dell'utente
_pk_id*: Aiuta a non contare due volte le visite.
mtm_cookie_consent: Ricorda il consenso alla memorizzazione e all'utilizzo dei cookie dato dall'utente.
Scadenza del cookie:_pk_ses*: 30 minuti
_pk_id*: 28 giorni
mtm_cookie_consent: 30 giorni