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moving from nextcloud to opencloud
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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2025
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AGPL is a strong copyleft license that prevents corporate takeover of the project, and Apache is a fully permissive license that does not. They could hardly be more different
I'm not sure it's that important. Plenty of projects have good licenses. Like strapi is mit.
Only they don't gonna accept any of your contributions anyways. Try changing something they don't like they not gonna accept it.
So there is no corporate takeover, but only on the paper. No sure u are free to fork and work on the fork. For free. Good luck with that