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Nextcloud 9 Released, All Enterprise Features To Be Opened Up

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 14 June 2016 at 10:08 AM EDT. 17 Comments

Less than two weeks after ownCloud was forked into Nextcloud, the project today did their version 9 release.

Nextcloud 9 is available today as the fork of ownCloud 9. Nextcloud also announced that all enterprise functionality would be available as open-source. The developers are working to open up all enterprise features over the coming weeks and will be under the AGPL license.

Those wanting to learn more about today's Nextcloud 9 release can visit Nextcloud.com.

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