Nextcloud desktop client does not behave like Google Drive or OneDrive software. You can specify specific files for syncing, and sometimes it causes some weird problems like duplicating files, making files 100% cloud based instead of just syncing, there is no virtual drive, or at least one that works consestantly and that is built into the desktop application.
The standards it supports are outdated, specifically with windows 11, microsoft will no longer be supporting some of the solutions that nextcloud uses
There are better applications out there, that make video and photo back-ups way easier and way more stream lined
Something that linux really needs. The day linux stops being for just nerds, easy to use, is the day people stop using windows.
Personally, windows 11 has the best interface. Compared to windows 10 is a downgrade due to it actually removing features. It needs work.
Windows 11 compared to Linux there is a lot that makes Linux better and a lot that makes Windows better if you look aside from the bloat. Windows is really bad with bloat, but you can de-bloat windows
Linux is hard to work with sometimes, and often confusing for most. Windows doesn't have this issue. Though linux has mad massive leaps, and OS's like Ubuntu Desktop which try to make things easier, still isn't perfect.
MacOS is just out of the picture for me. The only reason it has a foot in the ground is due to people having iphones and it being part of said ecosystems, and I dont use apple products. I have a samsung and I'm part of the google ecosystem. The line between apple and android fades everyday, often debates between the 2 being pointless because they both are equal in features and most is just preference based.
