Nextcloud version 28 or Nextcloud Hub 7 has been released. With Nextcloud, it is possible to run cloud storage on-premises. It was created as a fork of ownCloud after a large number of developers left there due to conflict. All components, including enterprise functionality, are offered as open source and the revenue model is similar to what Red Hat does, which is providing paid support to large customers. In version 28 we find, among other things, the search function has been improved. The full release notes are here here To find. This is part of it:

Connected, efficient and productive

Today, we’re introducing our most integrated platform yet – Nextcloud Hub 7. Imagine your workspace interconnected, with your files easily accessible in Talk, your calendars integrated into Mail and your tasks visible in your Calendar. Nextcloud is designed as a unified platform, bringing together all the functionality you need to get your jobs done. With Hub 7, we’ve improved our unified search that finds chat messages, emails, calendar items, documents, and even external content like support tickets or memes. You can show search wherever you are in Nextcloud.

Another major improvement has been made regarding the out of office situation. This can now be configured in your availability settings. It applies not only in out-of-office email, but also in Calendar (with an automatic out-of-office calendar item) and in Talk, where others are notified of your absence. Are you the backup for your colleague who is on vacation? Covering them has never been easier. Find all the items you share on your profile across contacts: files, tasks, events, emails, and more. From new integration features to AI improvements and a completely rewritten Files application, Hub 7 delivers the solutions you need to boost efficiency, collaboration, and productivity. Read on to discover how you can transform your business with Nextcloud Hub 7.