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Thx... will have a look into jitsi. I thought it was just a webrtc server that other services can connect to via plugins.
A web based editor is a necessity, so I can acces files from anywhere, which I also do sometimes.
Which file formats do you mainly use? You can likely open them on mobile or desktop as long as you have a viewer for the filetypes without requiring a web-based viewer/editor, which would reduce the strain on the server as well.
It also makes the server setup way simpler, as it just deal with hosting and serving files, and the data processing / rendering is all done locally.
Easier to do backups too.
As of right now, I mainly store PDFs and docs/sheets on drive, which I frequently access via desktop (browswe) or mobile. So these two are a necessity.
You'll have to convert your docs and sheets to another format if you migrate to something else, that's kind of inevitable.
Yeah, I'm aware of that, and it's not a big deal