traceur201

The reason for a lack of development is basically entirely economics. expensive to make, and difficult to make money on since the established players can already operate for cheap and even economically bully new players

I install python into my user directory on debian and it works great. But if you need to run a particular version of python as root I’d go the container (podman/docker/etc) instead of virtualbox. Massive performance benefit over vbox as containers share your host OS kernel and generally integrates better into tooling. You just specify an image by name like 3.13-bookworm and you get a container with python 3.13 on a debian bookworm equivalent userland

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

What are the benefits? They’d have to be pretty big to make it worth switching away from nextcloud’s copyleft license imo