> We are looking for an option similar to NextCloud for team collaboration. > We want to host this on our own on-premise server. > Nextcloud seems way too huge or bulky for our small business...
As others pointed out, maybe your impression of NextCloud is off. I don't have any experience with it, but I did use OwnCloud back when it was included in Debian. It was running on a BananaPi (1GB of RAM and two ARM Cortex A7 CPUs). Another data point: NextCloud is supported by [FreedomBox](https://www.freedombox.org/), which is a Debian-based system (included in Debian, see the `task-freedombox-blend` package, for instance) aimed at "home servers", which suggests that it should be usable even when running on somewhat limited hardware. I'll point out also that FreedomBox makes it easy to install NextCloud. [ Actually, FreedomBox is so "Debian-based" that it normally supports only services available in Debian's repositories. NextCloud is a special case that was added exceptionally because of the enormous demand for it, AFAIU. ] > Are there any other open-source options especially for Debian? I'd like to know as well, especially options that are included in Debian, and even if they cover only a small part of the functionality of NextCloud. The one service that comes to mind is SyncThing (also supported by FreedomBox, of course). === Stefan
