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title: 'Nextcloud App'
visible: true
---
The ability to easily synchronize, upload and download files from your Disroot cloud to your mobile can be very useful in several cases.
In this tutorial we'll show you how to install and work with the Nextcloud mobile app. This app permits you to conveniently access and synchronize your Disroot cloud files from your mobile and download/upload/share/delete without having to use a browser in your mobile to do it or connect it to a laptop to transfer files.
This app does not download the files to a local folder in your mobile, it simply shows the existing files in your cloud. The files are only downloaded if you select them to be downloaded. This way it wont take too much space in your mobile. For uploaded files, if you want to you can keep a local copy in your mobile or not, it's your choice.
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##Table of Contents
* [Get and install Nextcloud Mobile app](#installmobileapp)
* [Setup account](#setupaccount)
* [General interface](#interface)
* [General settings](#settingsg)
* [Pictures and videos automatic uploads](#picupload)
* [Set password](#setpass)
* [Display hidden files](#display)
* [Install DAVDroid](#DAV)
* [Upload and Download Files](#updown)
* [Share files and folders](#share)
* [Create folder, Rename, Move, Copy or Remove file or folder](#manage)
* [Manage and add multiple accounts](#manageaccounts)
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##Get and install Nextcloud Mobile app<a name="installmobileapp"></a>
To install the app on android, we recommend you install the [F-droid](https://f-droid.org/) app store. F-droid provides open source applications, and it's way to reduce your dependency of google.
After you installed and setup F-droid you can search and install the [Nexcloud Mobile app](https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=Nextcloud&fdid=com.nextcloud.client/).
IOS users will probably have to pay around 0,99€ for it in the IOS app store.
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##Setup account<a name="setupaccount"></a>
Once the app is installed, start it login with you Disroot account credentials:
* **Server:** [https://cloud.disroot.org](https://cloud.disroot.org)
* **Username:** _your Disroot username_
* **Password:** _your Disroot password_
And press connect at the end.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/de6e41454d7f9738fe5e28b6027951de77315d26.jpeg" width="313" height="500">
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##General interface<a name="interface"></a>
The general interface is pretty straightforward and easy to use. In the center it shows your files
In the top bar you have:
* A search tool <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3d93e14a43600a63c253ff0a8d265a30f5ba12d2.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
* A hamburger type button on the left side to access your settings <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ad3248931c1874ee1dd6b57b5c03e797add3893a.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
* On the right side a button to refresh your account and set the display mode <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/50506d2b16f8589c6e67d3c7d13abf0c11a8485b.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
* On the lower right side you have the plus button that presents you with upload options <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/139e2e4489a51d95743d848185be22f4905244d4.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3b9064094926e37751640d0063311f215b2d3256.jpeg" width="313" height="500">
You can navigate through the folders by pressing on them and then using the "back button" on the upper left corner.
If you press the button with the three vertical dots, like we mentioned before you will be presented with three option **Refresh account**, **sort** and **Grid view**.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b59819daee66998334d69bdd0985ea60d6a04e73.jpeg" width="331" height="254">
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In **Refresh your account** you can order to synchronize your files (if when you start the mobile app for the first time your files don't appear use this option). In **sort**, you cant decide if your files will be shown alphabetically, by date and so on. In **Grid view**, you can change how the files are displayed, from a "list files" to Grid view and reverse:
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ec5aa87bbf37d00f31622b18929a6a56704cd57d.jpeg" width="480" height="433">
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##General settings<a name="settingsg"></a>
In the general settings you can:
* Chose to automatically upload any videos and pictures you take/make to your Cloud
* Set to which folder these uploads go to
* Set if you want to keep a local copy of these uploaded pictures and videos
* Set a password to access the Nexcloud Mobile app
* Set if you want the app to display hidden files
* Install DAVDroid so that you can sync calendars, tasks and contacts
You can access these settings by pressing the hamburger button on the upper left side <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ad3248931c1874ee1dd6b57b5c03e797add3893a.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
and then "settings".
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/4883eb73e2a686425a66458b2979ce989bfb7441.jpeg" width="251" height="500">
###Pictures and videos automatic uploads<a name="picupload"></a>
To set your video and pictures automatic upload options is very easy, basically works with checkbox, when you press instant picture upload or instant video upload, you are presented with all the options.
There you can set whether pictures or videos, are uploaded immediately, or only when you are connected to wifi, if it goes to the "instant upload" folder that is created for this or to another.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c76c0334cb843cd0f5257fa62b9a4201866c6448.jpeg" width="372" height="500">
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8185f713f667768876c8fbb295faa8263b6eda87.jpeg" width="392" height="500">
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At the end of these options you can set what to do with the original files of the picture/video that where uploaded:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ceef6287761bdf53e0c1f322d82222b26ef35f33.jpeg" width="477" height="91">
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/839c713e2605aedb4509462fcf1b35eb6c06196a.jpeg" width="462" height="333">
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The app folder is a local folder on your mobile where the Nextcloud app can store uploaded files. Original folder is, well ... the picture or videos folder.
###Set password<a name="setpass"></a>
You can create a password, if you want, to protect the access to the Nextcloud Mobile app by pressing the checkbox to the right of "Passcode Lock".
**NOTE: If you enable password protection you will be asked for this every time you start the app, and every time you upload a file using your mobile share options (share pictures from gallery, etc).**
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bf958310dd8b5fb8270a5b17e0c9f101fcb1274e.jpeg" width="479"height="96">
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You will be prompted and asked to place a four digit code, and to confirm it.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/a4dc1f7e7518569eceed380fcbc04903fd3d4bf0.jpeg" width="312" height="500">
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###Display hidden files<a name="display"></a>
The newest versions of Nextcloud and so Disroot cloud permits hiding files. By marking this option you can see your hidden files in your mobile app.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ba285d913106b1494be398ccbd79f827ab6e47ab.jpeg" width="477" height="85">
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###Install DAVDroid<a name="DAV"></a>
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/dc7dcaacad97b916b3dd774772b2e322f588260a.jpeg" width="478" height="165">
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Pressing this option will make your Nextcloud mobile app fetch DAVDroid from whatever appstore you use ant install it.
DAVDroid permits you to synchronize and access your Disroot calendars, tasks and contacts with your Android type device.
If you are interested in this option you can read more about it [here](https://forum.disroot.org/t/cloud-howto-sync-calendars-contacts-and-tasks-on-android/770).
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##Upload and Download Files<a name="updown"></a>
###Upload files
You can upload files to your Disroot cloud with the mobile app in two ways:
* The upload option in the app
* The share files option in your device
To upload from the app select the plus button in the main interface <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/139e2e4489a51d95743d848185be22f4905244d4.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f590c61bfa8ae143bd21d7da4453da21533e9066.jpeg" width="431" height="432">
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You will be presented with two options:
* Upload, from which you can browse your mobiles file system to the files you want to upload
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e81cd82b7d84099db0576739a265cfd0f3513371.jpeg" width="315" height="500">
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* Content from other app, from which you can select if you want to upload from: **gallery, file manager, music or sound recorder.**
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/161fd2b380e886894808ad7502cb4434faa26b43.jpeg" width="405" height="500">
<br>
To use the share file option in your mobile, select the file in question.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8dd07f8073492a6cc9e2689e4cd3dea0a3010bb7.jpeg" width="314" height="500">
<br>
After that select Nextcloud.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e49fefdf5a96f714a4a87699f8c658bd69cba32f.jpeg" width="480" height="365">
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You can choose to which folder of your cloud the file will be uploaded to.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f61a441be0203b568bbc46b0c6232d730a2460d5.jpeg" width="314" height="500">
You can select multiple files to be uploaded at the same time, with this method, just select several files to share.
###Download files
Select the files you want to download by pressing them for a few seconds. The selected file will be highlighted and all files in that folder will have a checkbox to the left of them. Use the checkboxes to select the files you want to download. And then press the button on the upper right corner.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/af984ee1086973b80bf91dbfc55fb774f1fa9e18.jpeg" width="452" height="500">
<br>
Then select download
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/4ae9d117120b3fd3a75dd741c88a18f4438b71f7.jpeg" width="480" height="168">
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##Share files and folders<a name="share"></a>
You can share files or folders to anyone via a public link URL link or with other people that use a cloud based in Nextcloud/Owncloud software even if they are not Disroot users (unlike dropboxes and such).
To share via URL, press the file or folder for a few seconds to select it, them press the three vertical dots button on the upper right corner.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/af984ee1086973b80bf91dbfc55fb774f1fa9e18.jpeg" width="452" height="500">
<br>
Select the share option, and after that you will be presented with your share options. Select "Share link", you can also set additional options such as:
* Allow editing, so that people that receive the link with the file or folder can edit it
* Password protect, to place a password to open the link, so that only the right people open it.
* Set an expiration date, so that otherthe link doesn't stay valid for ever and ever
other
Once you are done selection your options press "GET LINK"
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/97690fbcd4c540973bb73300fa0ecc97f235a07a.jpeg" width="315" height="500">
You will be prompted to a "send link to page" where you can select the app where you want to send the link to, for example a email client so that you can email the link to someone,
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/269a28a47abb2252dadd9a0b9683cb36086a66a4.jpeg" width="215" height="500">
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/cd0568b4f2db90bd8daf7d3973cf429a484385d2.jpeg" width="312" height="500">
To share a file or folder with other Disroot or Nextcloud/Owncloud users via Federation, in the share option select "Add user or group", write the persons federated cloud ID, usually:
* **USERNAME@SERVER_ADRESS**
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/2ebd3d68c732a08cba965f2f8510f365a956f923.jpeg" width="434" height="388">
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6df47df0b3b706ccd619358869bbf546f358cfcc.jpeg" width="478" height="382">
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##Create folder. Rename, Move, Copy or Remove file or folder<a name="manage"></a>
###Create a new Folder
If you don't want the new folder to be in the main directory, then navigate first inside the folder where you want to create this new folder.
You can create a new folder by pressing the "plus button" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/139e2e4489a51d95743d848185be22f4905244d4.jpeg" width="32" height="29">.
There you can see the option "New folder", select it.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f590c61bfa8ae143bd21d7da4453da21533e9066.jpeg" width="431" height="432">
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Write the folder name and press "OK"
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3654b4bc7a1dd9136c8538707ef8d09c5276bdb8.jpeg" width="473" height="421">
<br>
###Rename, Move, Copy or Remove file or folder
You can Rename, Move, Copy or Remove file or folder by again pressing the file or folder for a few seconds and then selecting the three vertical dots button on the upper right corner.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/af984ee1086973b80bf91dbfc55fb774f1fa9e18.jpeg" width="452" height="500">
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3f3045fd0c5dbd63f7733656f836273a6692a9a2.jpeg" width="261" height="500">
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#Manage and add multiple accounts <a name="manageaccounts"></a>
If you have multiple cloud accounts spread throughout several services that use Nextcloud or Owncloud you can add them all in your mobile app.
Press the hamburger button on the upper left corner of the main interface <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ad3248931c1874ee1dd6b57b5c03e797add3893a.jpeg" width="32" height="29">
<br>
Select the triangle and then "Add account"
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c11dc411a23c0eeaa23a0c053a4a5ae7eaf602f7.jpeg" width="383" height="444">
<br>
You will have to repeat the setup account process for the new account.
Then you will be able to see in the upper part of the settings menu the icons of both accounts.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e4b59336d51420bd8868480a741300cf71bda9be.jpeg" width="384" height="208">
<br>
Just press the icons to toggle between accounts. The main page of the app will display the files and folders of the account you selected.
If you go to the "Manage accounts" options you can see both accounts. You can delete an account by pressing the garbage button, and edit credentials (username, change password, server address) in the key button.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e005b841b0d242894b68ad1df5f9df072c1f9c40.jpeg" width="478" height="416">
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If you are uploading files using the share options of your mobile device, you will be asked to which account you want the file to be uploaded to.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/d5abe4b03a149cab75ff7ddf15ad72acc5340344.jpeg" width="475" height="299">
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If you are uploading using the normal "upload" option in the app, make sure that first you selected the account that you want the file to go to.
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title: 'Using Notes'
visible: true
---
Disroot has a notes app enabled.
In this tutorial we'll show you how to setup and use your disroot notes in your Android device. To do this you will need to install a notes app in Android that is compatible with Nextcloud, the software Disroot uses, and the notes app in disroot.
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##Table of contents
[Install notes app] (#install)
[Add your disroot account] (#setaccount)
[Create and delete notes] (#create)
[View your notes in Disroot] (#viewdis)
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**Install notes app**<a name="install"></a><br>
For this tutorial we chose use the ownCloud Notes app. It's available in F-Droid and in other commercial app stores.
In F-Droid the app is also called "Notes"
**Add your disroot account**<a name="setaccount"></a><br>
Once you start the ownCloud Notes app for the first time you will be prompt to write the server address and your account credentials.
> Server address: [https://cloud.disroot.org/](https://cloud.disroot.org/)
> Username: Your disroot username
> Password: Your disroot password
After that just press "connect".<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8c9f5a6392f142a7059018c8816ac6112320a62e.png" width="480" height="480">
<br>
**Create and delete notes** <a name="create"></a><br>
You can create a new note by pressing the "plus" button on the lower right corner of the screen.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/aabbe4ce45140162d1b13da4b9a76c995e80e626.png" width="314" height="500">
<br>
The editor is very simple:
* the first line of the note is automatically the title of the note.
* After you have written your note press the ok symbol in the upper right corner to create the note.
* To discard the note, press the X simbol on the upper right corner
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b5c2785d529218aead51abfd7fe7308a65624495.png" width="314" height="500">
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Once the note is created you will see for few seconds "sync" symbol to the right of the note you just created, indicating that it's syncing with the notes app in your disroot account.
Any changes you make to the notes in your disroot account will appear in the ownCloud notes in your Android device, and vice versa.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5b4d8a2afd2b9fc2945689e768800584c858c223.jpeg" width="300" height="500">
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All the notes you create can be seen in the main menu of the ownCloud Notes app.
* To edit a particular just press on it.
* To create new notes just press the plus symbol.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/fda61b064cf44751a79eaf9726645cff263873c3.png" width="314" height="500">
<br>
To delete a note:
* press on it for a few seconds
* press the garbage button on the upper right corner
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3d7ddd7403f74780481d9dddd1f31397ce46abc0.png" width="480" height="304">
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**View your notes in Disroot** <a name="viewdis"></a>
To view and edit any notes you made in your Android device from your disroot account go to the notes app on the upper bar.<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c181280dab74e9606dcd17c33cd0af7ff45950e8.png" width="295" height="93">
<br>
From there you can see and edit the notes.<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/cdb3101eac9a9967240c21bf694d03663fd5de8b.png" width="462" height="241">
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You can also see and edit your notes in .txt file format in the disroot files app.
Go to the files app.
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/24fe7dbaad9b0b2feb63c7a7b50e7cead4946ef8.png" width="264" height="105">
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You will see a folder titled "Notes". Inside it can find your notes in .txt file format.<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f88d365ca5b829905f8527b8829ab72793917921.png" width="690" height="170">
<br>
Click on the note to edit it.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c208573d4f74c1cc81e24616ea59f5e59c0214b3.png" width="690" height="222">
<br>
Any changes you make to your notes in disroot notes app, or in the .txt file will appear in your Android device in the ownCloud Notes app and vice versa.

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tyitle: 'Using News'
visible: true
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## News App on Android<a name="android"></a>
<br>
### Get it
To get news app on your android device we recommend visiting f-droid and adding it's app store. [F-droid](https://f-droid.org/) provides free (as in freedom) and trusted applications. Using that store over Google Play is a great step forward to free yourself.
Once you have f-droid installed and running, you can search for [OCReader](https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=news&fdid=email.schaal.ocreader) within the F-droid app or download and install it directly form the [website](https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=news&fdid=email.schaal.ocreader)
### Setup
When that's done you can fire up the app, and login with your disroot account.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/74870047724e6faad4316e1d9f4921bb940a6756.png" width="281" height="500">
Once you're logged in, all your news feeds will be synced to your device, and you can start reading immediately.
Swiping to the left show you your account information and give you the list of subscribed feeds as well as number of unread posts.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/21c309253e6e758cd360f915778dd0f9308ea6e8.png" width="181" height="300">
### Add/remove feeds
You can also add and remove feeds directly on your phone. Tap on the 'three dot" icon on the top right corner of the main app window and select "Manage feeds".
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bb579ebae223d72f1100470f748120833a16dbcb.png" width="290" height="142">
### Synchronize
To synchronize your feeds, press **"Synchronize"** button on the left-side panel.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8e7c5534ce643ef89fed382f8bf1b10c8c78d9fc.png" width="200" height="45">
Happy reading! :grinning:
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tyitle: 'Desktop sync client'
visible: true
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Using the Nexcloud desktop client provides a way to sync your files stored in your Disroot cloud with a local folder in your desktop.<br>
Meaning you can access/add/remove/edit the files in your Disroot account in your desktop without needing to log to your account via
browser.
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Table of contents:
[1. Install Nexcloud](#install)
[2. Add new account](#addacc)
[3. General options](#option)
[4. Sharing From Your Desktop](#share)
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**1 - Install Nexcloud**<a name="install"></a>
If you don't have Nextcloud installed in your desktop yet you can see how to install it [here](https://nextcloud.com/install/#install-clients).
For users of ubuntu or ubuntu based distros you can find better detailed instructions [here](https://www.c-rieger.de/how-to-install-nextcloud-desktop-client-for-ubuntu/).
Or compile from source as described [here](https://forum.disroot.org/t/cloud-howto-install-nextcloud-desktop-client-in-linux/636).
**2 - Add a new account**<a name="addacc"></a>
The first time you run Nextcloud client you will be directly greeted with account setup. In the first step you need to write the Disroot cloud domain address to connect to the your cloud.
The address is **https://cloud.disroot.org**. Then press "next".
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/307889bf06b6c8bf18dcb8bb8b7ed4af13a2d786.png" width="606" height="392">
Next you will be asked for your Disroot account credentials
Username: your Disroot username
Password: your Disroot account password
Then press "next"
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/98deaa4554e7e6fe89e267503ae8d6c04851bdd2.png" width="606" height="392">
If your credentials are correct, your Nexcloud client will present some local folder options.
Nextcloud will create a local folder named "Nexcloud" to where your files will be downloaded and from where you can sync them. And will sync all the folders in your Disroot cloud.
If you want to keep these default options then just press **"connect"**
If you want to change these options them see the next steps
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/389b57cf9f858e01ea1965b3dc27649e2b5e08aa.png" width="606" height="409">
To change the sync options, in the previous panel select **"choose what to sync"**
You will be prompted a panel where you can choose with a checkbox what folder or sub-folders to sync or nor, at the end press ok.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/add3624d7046a2645f2c4d6c5de5f7f32116376b.png" width="409" height="500">
To change the local folder to which your files are synced select the option **/home/yourusername/Nexcloud**
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/57a23c1bae4e7c04c5b6f817b1e90043be0bf767.png" width="606" height="409">
And a promt will show up for you to select the folder you want to choose, as the local folder. At the end press **"choose"**
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b6fbb9a3186b93e7a2e50c6fe058bfe78a8e2233.png" width="644" height="452">
After your done with your settings press **"connect"**
And then **finish**
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c997b253faa809a1fd1df9e08c2baada12e68903.png" width="606" height="487">
<p>After this, Nexcloud will star to sync the files to your local folder and you will see the nexcloud logo on your menu bar indicating that it's synchronizing </p>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/1d07dac70b0b91f0634843d82302b34df8c7e1d5.png" width="63" height="40">
Once it's finished synchronizing the logo will change to green
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/31c2dbe487f3d8c533e26248959ea676055e3d31.png" width="61" height="29">
An then you can see the files from your Disroot cloud in your local folder.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/2866fc0fea00afa35565d4e3daae81b71671883f.png" width="690" height="347">
Any file you edit in this folder (.txt, spreadsheet, word) will be altered in your Disroot cloud. Any files you remove or add will be removed or added in your Disroot cloud.
The reverse also applies, any file you change in your cloud will be changed in your local folder
(unless you opted by not synchronizing that particular file or folder)
## **3 - General options**<a name="option"></a>
You can edit the general options of you Nexcloud client by pressing the icon in the menu bar
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b1b1ed850b3fcebb2448e0702a7600e53d78d693.png" width="61" height="29">
In this panel you will see on the top left 4 buttons:
1 - Your account
2 - Activities
3 - General
4 - Network
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/229168076008644c3e6ce335db2c10ce411d231b.png" width="605" height="500">
In Your account you can:
1 - see the status of any synchronization
2 - choose what folders to sync by clicking in the checkbox option
3 - confirm the signature of the ssl keys by pressing the padlock button
In the account button you can remove your account from the desktop client and also add other cloud account's from other services that use the Nextcloud server, for example a home server that uses nextcloud.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3a2dfdd4c39af4b305a655a7ec2ebeb60d10b41d.png" width="605" height="500">
If you want to add another account, after pressing **"add new"** you will asked to repeat the process in the point 1 of this tutorial for this new account.
**WARNING:** IF YOU **ADD A SECOND ACCOUNT** YOU WILL **NEED TO CREATE A SECOND LOCAL FOLDER FOR THIS SECOND ACCOUNT AND DIRECT THE NEW ACCOUNT TO THIS SECOND LOCAL FOLDER.**
**IF YOU USE THE SAME FOLDER THE CONTENTS OF THE FIRST ACCOUNT WILL BE ERASED AND REPLACED BY THE CONTENTS OF THE SECOND ACCOUNT**
After you add a second account your panel you can now see both accounts in the panel. And select a specific account
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5fa2d55b8c7ba1b58bb1059f503548798dd235fe.png" width="605" height="500">
In the **Activity** panel you can see the all the uploaded/downloaded/added/removed files and folders from your accounts
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/191490599aa949c691f044333dfd5697f04a9972.png" width="605" height="500">
In the **General** panel you can:
1 - Set the limit for files sizes that you download to you local folder
2 - Set to show notifications on your desktop
3 - Launch this panel when the system starts
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f09fe06b31f4030d4fc5602aa50043016404b9ea.png" width="605" height="500">
In the **Network** panel you can:
1 - configure your nextcloud desktop client for your proxy setting (if you are using a proxy)
2 - set maximum download and upload bandwith (can be use full if your bandwith is limited)
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/9c6dc1aa4321fd51f9cdb297f48827e898826865.png" width="605" height="500">
## **4 - Sharing From Your Desktop**<a name="share"></a>
If you are using Windows or MacOS it's possible to create share links directly from the local folder of a file or sub-folder to send by email to someone else. By right clicking on the file/or folder
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/7aadfce271e474cce2490be3dc2a709ce25c4638.png" width="342" height="254">
And you will be presented with the same sharing options as if you where accessing your files in your Disroot account using a browser.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/45a25c04b17c85c85c24d2263ff6f27db89528a2.png" width="416" height="428">
In linux this feature does not exist yet for the Nextcloud desktop client.
But it exists in the onwcloud desktop client if you are using the nautilus file manager, you will need to install owncloud-client-nautilus.
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**This tutorial can be used to integrate disroot cloud with Gnome, Mate, Unity, xfce and KDE desktop environments. In this tutorial we use mostly Gnome. The exception is when talking about KDE.**
----------
Gnome is a very popular, slick, modern and easy to use graphical desktop environment for Linux. It's my desktop of choice and it is mainly due to it's awesome integration with Disroot's cloud services.
Integration with desktop environment means, you no longer need to login to disroots cloud via the browser, every time you need to add or lookup information. It means everything you need is available to you directly from your desktop. Furthermore it makes it look and feel unified with all other apps you use while you work. It's definitely **THE** way to get things done.
In this tutorial I would like to show you how easy and handy it is to integrate your cloud on your computer. Setup procedure should take no longer then few minutes of your time.
----------
#Table of Contents
[Set Online accounts] (#onlineaccounts)
[Calendar] (#calendar)
[Files] (#files)
[Tasks] (#tasks)
[Contacts] (#contacts)
[Email] (#email)
[News] (#news)
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##Set Online accounts<a name="onlineaccounts"></a>
<br>
**NOTE: The following method doesn’t work in KDE. The online accounts app in KDE doesn't have the owncloud/nextcloud option. Files and email have to be set up apart from contacts, calendar, tasks. You can see how to setup KAddressBook in the latter part of this section because it covers the setup for contacts, calendar, tasks.**
In order to get up and running, all you need to do is:
- Go to Gnome **Settings** (eg. type settings in the dashboard search)
- Open **"Online Accounts"**
- Select **"Owncloud"**
- Follow instructions to fill in all your credentials:
- **Address:** https://cloud.disroot.org
- **Username:** *yourusername*
- **Password:** *your_super_secret_password*
If you did that correctly now you can choose which aspects of the cloud you want to integrate. You can switch them on and off at any time depending on your use case. I choose to integrate it all.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/8a737eeca1f649ef1af67a193c007c163df152b9.gif
<br>
In KDE, we need to first setup an account in the app Kaddressbook.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/fb3dfc54b96627309f52634e931aba4b6e417943.png
<br>
* In order to set it up all you need to do is:
* Go to Kaddressbook
* Select File > New > Add Address Book
* Select DAV Groupware resource
* Follow instructions to fill in all your credentials:
* **Username:** _yourusername_
* **Password:** _your_super_secret_password_
* In the option "select one of these servers", select: **owncloud**
* Host: place the address [cloud.disroot.org](http://https:cloud.disroot.org)
* Installation path: leave it blank
* Select the option: "use secure connection"
* Press:
* Next
* Test connection
* And if the connection checked ok, press finish
After this you need to manually add the URL links for contacts and calendars, in the general settings.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/5cf5304bc1fa19cfb4f6f8d85bde59ccac4a7588.gif
<br>
The general settings will automatically appear after you have pressed finish.
Then you need to:
* Select CalDAV and edit
* Replace the remote URL, with the URL of your disroot calendar: https://cloud.disroot.org/remote.php/dav/calendars/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_CALENDARS/
* Press "Fetch" and then "Ok"
* Select CardDAV and edit
* Replace the remote URL, with the URL of your disroot contacts: https://cloud.disroot.org/remote.php/dav/addressbooks/users/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_ADDRESS_BOOK/
* Press "Fetch" and then "Ok"
You can find the correct URL in your disroot calendar and contacts apps share options
In the general settings you can also:
* Change the name of the general display
* Remove the time retrieval limits on calendars so it will sync all your events
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/5cf5304bc1fa19cfb4f6f8d85bde59ccac4a7588.gif
<br>
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##Calendar<a name="calendar"></a>
<br>
One of the useful features is calendar. You will notice that your calendars are already integrated if you press on the **current time** in your top bar on the desktop. A popup window with a calendar will automatically display all the events from your disroot's cloud account. You will of course receive all notifications on upcoming events as well.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/cb8f61b5041e096b1e77d96ca4e7b7436be611c8.gif
In order to add/edit/remove events or have better overview on all your calendars, I suggest installing Gnome Calendar app.
Depending on your operating system you should search for it in your "Software" application (linux app store).
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e0d0d841f730f8b01991536389972096dcfdea4a.png" width="690" height="79">
Once you get it installed, you'll notice your calendars are already integrated thanks to the global "Online Accounts" you set up earlier. The application is very simple, yet complete in all the features you need. You can select which calendars you would like to see and which ones to disable (in case you have numerous calendars). You can create/modify/delete events, and they'll be all synchronized with disroot cloud, which means also with all your devices connected to it.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/f121dbafea964047c7fdacf5f67c847b3433efd1.gif
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/8da8c6195a34bb1624b0be0ea6a51c915f14bce6.gif
In KDE you can use the KOrganizer app, it has both calendar and tasks.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/58d49e4a31e547b859b17e28c34feb8e6fe57699.png" width="276" height="51">
<br>
Your events will already be synchronized /adding/removing/editing events is very similar to the Calendar app described before, any changes will be synchronized with your disroot calendar.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/345344e10f000cd66b6565dc3940103befb1c3da.gif
<br>
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##Files<a name="files"></a>
<br>
If you open your "Files" app you will notice there is a new network location that points to your disroot account. That's right. You can easily, add/remove/copy/modify files on your cloud without a need to download them onto your device or login via web-browser. This is very different then using "nextcloud client app", as it does not sync the content of the cloud files to your computer. **Remember you are working directly on your cloud storage** (whatever you change, affects your cloud storage Immediately).
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/85cbc343eb33c6c54456ea9dcfe47e8580a74839.png" width="590" height="347">
In KDE, you need to add a network folder to access your disroot files remotely. Go to your start menu select "Computer" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/198a2a2e92926893bd0e4540b2eee9577ce9c616.png" width="98" height="85"> and then "Network" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/aeede93aac38004e4555147cd1647e20b9ccd45a.png" width="162" height="48">
After that:
* Select "Add Network Folder"
* Select "WebFolder Webdav"
* Follow the instructions to fill your credentials:
* **Name:** the name you want to give to the folder
* **User:** _your disroot username_
* **Server:** [cloud.disroot.org](https://cloud.disroot.org)
* **Folder:**/remote.php/dav/files/YOUR_DISROOT_USERNAME/
* Select the checkbox for "Use encryption"
* Hit "Save and Connect"
* You will be asked for your password,
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/5f735c7b26c502cd726653bbccf612770b68b795.gif
<br>
After that you can look in your files app in "network" for your disroot files. Like mentioned before:
> You can easily, add/remove/copy/modify files on your cloud without a need to download them onto your device or login via web-browser. This is very different then using "nextcloud client app", as it does not sync the content of the cloud files to your computer. **Remember you are working directly on your cloud storage** (whatever you change, affects your cloud storage Immediately).
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##Tasks<a name="tasks"></a>
<br>
Tasks is very handy tool to organize your work. Thanks to integrations you no longer need to login via browser to make use of them. Just navigate to "Software" application (app store, or any other means you use to install software) and look for "GNOME To Do" application.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5b58297de15c4d324d85660630b4752eac6d261f.png" width="690" height="75">
Just like with Calendars, you will see that all your tasks are automatically synchronized. You can now easily add new tasks, deadlines, descriptions, add notes, priority as well as organize them in main and related task tree. The application is pretty intuitive and easy to use.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/afb94958a83e7ace850418d9b2c122a448097fbf.gif
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/6552fc44ee66e163d018c9f51ff561d19eae8a44.gif
In KDE you can use the KOrganizer app, it also has task included. Like in with the calendar option, your tasks will already be synchronized. You can easily add/edit/remove tasks and set deadlines.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/ebbc0797da1d6fc57c433764a8c5d4dea369a936.gif
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##Contacts <a name="contacts"></a>
<br>
Getting contact integration is as easy as everything you did so far. Just follow the same pattern. First get "Contacts" application in case you don't have it installed by default.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/d1aa4ee77e5a105a6c0f6d1432781cea61e54b87.png" width="690" height="79">
Next you need to switch your default address book to the one provided by dirstoot cloud.
Just select "Change Address Book" from the Contact app menu. Once you select your disroot account as the current one, all your contacts will be synced to your computer. All new contacts or any modification will be synced back to your disroot cloud and all the devices connected to it.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/a57d27723c6331e63562768820723176154d0b44.gif
In KDE you can use your KAddressBook <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e54675605e2e9168aa51f77fffdc97c4ce334a54.png" width="222" height="49"> to organize your contacts, the working principals are identical to the "Contacts" app described before.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/45732239d5ae1578d50da9dfab0c65394bb595a1.gif
<br>
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##Email<a name="email"></a>
<br>
If you never wored with email desktop client and always used webapp to access your email you simply do it wrong! Despite the trend in which big corporations try to convince you otherwise, destkop clients give you integration with your work you always missed. The most popular open source email client is Thunderbird (setup is covered in [this](https://forum.disroot.org/t/email-how-to-setup-email-clients/213#Thunderbird) tutorial). If you don't like Thunderbird and would like to integrate your Email into Gnome, there is also an easy solution for that. Open again your "Gnome Settings" and click on "Online Accounts". Now you need to scroll all the way down to the "other" option and choose for it. Next, select IMAP Account. At this stage you will be asked several questions regarding your account and mail server setup. Just follow the list below.
**email address:** *<your_username>*@disroot.org
**Name:** A name for your account (can be anything)
**IMAP Settings:**
**IMAP Server:** disroot.org
**Username:** *your disroot username*
**Password:** *your disroot password*
**encryption:** SSL On dedicated port
**SMTP Settings:**
**SMTP Server:** disroot.org
**Username:** *your disroot username*
**Password:** *your disroot password*
**encryption:** STARTTLS after connecting
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/17aab444320a78f5f53b677d89c1d67d8ece7b98.gif
Now that you have your email setup and integrated with your desktop, you can fire up "Evolution" Mail client and enjoy all your emails, calendars, tasks, and contacts integrated in one application. Magic.. :)
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/14912cef4edbfc576f01ec24b8ee1beee090cdd9.png
As for KDE, again if you don't want to use Thunderbird, you can integrate your emails in KDE desktop, by using KMail<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/38ea7e5cf05f1f91ca0652f5f2722c236dda91b6.png" width="170" height="49">
The setup credentials are the same as described before. After you open KMail, go to:
* Settings
* Configure KMail
* Accounts
You need to configure both receiving (IMAP or POP3) and sending (SMTP) accounts
For IMAP or POP3 go to:
* Receiving
* Add
* Select IMAP or POP3
* Fill the credentials
For SMTP go to:
* Sending
* Add
* SMTP
* Fill the credentials
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##News<a name="news"></a>
News app on disroot cloud let's you aggregate all the new posts of your favourite website using RSS Feed, and sync it with all your devices. It comes extra handy when you want to stay on top of news that interest you. Most of the websites offer RSS feeds.Usually you can find them via this <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/a286215a375767170da00fba7fdb227f659163a2.png" width="20" height="20"> icon, or by typing address similar to https://disroot.org/feed
Besides traditional web app and mobile app we can easily integrate News with your desktop. Just like all the previous app integrations in this tutorial, first step is to install appropriate software. The RSS Feed application that integrates with disroot cloud is **"FeedReader"**, which should be available in your distributions "Software" center (app store), if it isn't then you can look for instructions on how to install it [here](https://github.com/jangernert/feedreader).
Once you get it up and running, all you need to do is fill in your disroot credentials, and you are ready to go.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/b40968c389c89084c52e6a4ae51a9fc1139ea76d.gif
Once your account is setup, initial synchronization will take place. All your currently subscribed feeds will be synced to your desktop. Just like on mobile or webapp you can now read latest news, add / remove feeds, categorize them etc. Everything will be synced back to your cloud account. The app checks for new posts in the background and sends you desktop notification even if the app itself is closed, so you won't missout on anything.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/1c633eecb4cf5c896f34d40acc826ef643155c98.gif
<br>
In KDE you can also use **"FeedReader"**, but it's not in Kubuntu "Software Center", you need to install it via PPA. You can see how to do it [here](https://github.com/jangernert/feedreader), in the "ElementaryOS/Ubuntu" section
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**This tutorial can be used to integrate disroot cloud with Gnome, Mate, Unity, xfce and KDE desktop environments. In this tutorial we use mostly Gnome. The exception is when talking about KDE.**
----------
Gnome is a very popular, slick, modern and easy to use graphical desktop environment for Linux. It's my desktop of choice and it is mainly due to it's awesome integration with Disroot's cloud services.
Integration with desktop environment means, you no longer need to login to disroots cloud via the browser, every time you need to add or lookup information. It means everything you need is available to you directly from your desktop. Furthermore it makes it look and feel unified with all other apps you use while you work. It's definitely **THE** way to get things done.
In this tutorial I would like to show you how easy and handy it is to integrate your cloud on your computer. Setup procedure should take no longer then few minutes of your time.
----------
#Table of Contents
[Set Online accounts] (#onlineaccounts)
[Calendar] (#calendar)
[Files] (#files)
[Tasks] (#tasks)
[Contacts] (#contacts)
[Email] (#email)
[News] (#news)
----------
##Set Online accounts<a name="onlineaccounts"></a>
<br>
**NOTE: The following method doesn’t work in KDE. The online accounts app in KDE doesn't have the owncloud/nextcloud option. Files and email have to be set up apart from contacts, calendar, tasks. You can see how to setup KAddressBook in the latter part of this section because it covers the setup for contacts, calendar, tasks.**
In order to get up and running, all you need to do is:
- Go to Gnome **Settings** (eg. type settings in the dashboard search)
- Open **"Online Accounts"**
- Select **"Owncloud"**
- Follow instructions to fill in all your credentials:
- **Address:** https://cloud.disroot.org
- **Username:** *yourusername*
- **Password:** *your_super_secret_password*
If you did that correctly now you can choose which aspects of the cloud you want to integrate. You can switch them on and off at any time depending on your use case. I choose to integrate it all.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/8a737eeca1f649ef1af67a193c007c163df152b9.gif
<br>
In KDE, we need to first setup an account in the app Kaddressbook.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/fb3dfc54b96627309f52634e931aba4b6e417943.png
<br>
* In order to set it up all you need to do is:
* Go to Kaddressbook
* Select File > New > Add Address Book
* Select DAV Groupware resource
* Follow instructions to fill in all your credentials:
* **Username:** _yourusername_
* **Password:** _your_super_secret_password_
* In the option "select one of these servers", select: **owncloud**
* Host: place the address [cloud.disroot.org](http://https:cloud.disroot.org)
* Installation path: leave it blank
* Select the option: "use secure connection"
* Press:
* Next
* Test connection
* And if the connection checked ok, press finish
After this you need to manually add the URL links for contacts and calendars, in the general settings.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/5cf5304bc1fa19cfb4f6f8d85bde59ccac4a7588.gif
<br>
The general settings will automatically appear after you have pressed finish.
Then you need to:
* Select CalDAV and edit
* Replace the remote URL, with the URL of your disroot calendar: https://cloud.disroot.org/remote.php/dav/calendars/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_CALENDARS/
* Press "Fetch" and then "Ok"
* Select CardDAV and edit
* Replace the remote URL, with the URL of your disroot contacts: https://cloud.disroot.org/remote.php/dav/addressbooks/users/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_ADDRESS_BOOK/
* Press "Fetch" and then "Ok"
You can find the correct URL in your disroot calendar and contacts apps share options
In the general settings you can also:
* Change the name of the general display
* Remove the time retrieval limits on calendars so it will sync all your events
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/5cf5304bc1fa19cfb4f6f8d85bde59ccac4a7588.gif
<br>
----------
##Calendar<a name="calendar"></a>
<br>
One of the useful features is calendar. You will notice that your calendars are already integrated if you press on the **current time** in your top bar on the desktop. A popup window with a calendar will automatically display all the events from your disroot's cloud account. You will of course receive all notifications on upcoming events as well.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/cb8f61b5041e096b1e77d96ca4e7b7436be611c8.gif
In order to add/edit/remove events or have better overview on all your calendars, I suggest installing Gnome Calendar app.
Depending on your operating system you should search for it in your "Software" application (linux app store).
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e0d0d841f730f8b01991536389972096dcfdea4a.png" width="690" height="79">
Once you get it installed, you'll notice your calendars are already integrated thanks to the global "Online Accounts" you set up earlier. The application is very simple, yet complete in all the features you need. You can select which calendars you would like to see and which ones to disable (in case you have numerous calendars). You can create/modify/delete events, and they'll be all synchronized with disroot cloud, which means also with all your devices connected to it.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/f121dbafea964047c7fdacf5f67c847b3433efd1.gif
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/8da8c6195a34bb1624b0be0ea6a51c915f14bce6.gif
In KDE you can use the KOrganizer app, it has both calendar and tasks.
<br>
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/58d49e4a31e547b859b17e28c34feb8e6fe57699.png" width="276" height="51">
<br>
Your events will already be synchronized /adding/removing/editing events is very similar to the Calendar app described before, any changes will be synchronized with your disroot calendar.
<br>
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/345344e10f000cd66b6565dc3940103befb1c3da.gif
<br>
----------
##Files<a name="files"></a>
<br>
If you open your "Files" app you will notice there is a new network location that points to your disroot account. That's right. You can easily, add/remove/copy/modify files on your cloud without a need to download them onto your device or login via web-browser. This is very different then using "nextcloud client app", as it does not sync the content of the cloud files to your computer. **Remember you are working directly on your cloud storage** (whatever you change, affects your cloud storage Immediately).
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/85cbc343eb33c6c54456ea9dcfe47e8580a74839.png" width="590" height="347">
In KDE, you need to add a network folder to access your disroot files remotely. Go to your start menu select "Computer" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/198a2a2e92926893bd0e4540b2eee9577ce9c616.png" width="98" height="85"> and then "Network" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/aeede93aac38004e4555147cd1647e20b9ccd45a.png" width="162" height="48">
After that:
* Select "Add Network Folder"
* Select "WebFolder Webdav"
* Follow the instructions to fill your credentials:
* **Name:** the name you want to give to the folder
* **User:** _your disroot username_
* **Server:** [cloud.disroot.org](https://cloud.disroot.org)
* **Folder:**/remote.php/dav/files/YOUR_DISROOT_USERNAME/
* Select the checkbox for "Use encryption"
* Hit "Save and Connect"
* You will be asked for your password,
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After that you can look in your files app in "network" for your disroot files. Like mentioned before:
> You can easily, add/remove/copy/modify files on your cloud without a need to download them onto your device or login via web-browser. This is very different then using "nextcloud client app", as it does not sync the content of the cloud files to your computer. **Remember you are working directly on your cloud storage** (whatever you change, affects your cloud storage Immediately).
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##Tasks<a name="tasks"></a>
<br>
Tasks is very handy tool to organize your work. Thanks to integrations you no longer need to login via browser to make use of them. Just navigate to "Software" application (app store, or any other means you use to install software) and look for "GNOME To Do" application.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5b58297de15c4d324d85660630b4752eac6d261f.png" width="690" height="75">
Just like with Calendars, you will see that all your tasks are automatically synchronized. You can now easily add new tasks, deadlines, descriptions, add notes, priority as well as organize them in main and related task tree. The application is pretty intuitive and easy to use.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/afb94958a83e7ace850418d9b2c122a448097fbf.gif
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In KDE you can use the KOrganizer app, it also has task included. Like in with the calendar option, your tasks will already be synchronized. You can easily add/edit/remove tasks and set deadlines.
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##Contacts <a name="contacts"></a>
<br>
Getting contact integration is as easy as everything you did so far. Just follow the same pattern. First get "Contacts" application in case you don't have it installed by default.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/d1aa4ee77e5a105a6c0f6d1432781cea61e54b87.png" width="690" height="79">
Next you need to switch your default address book to the one provided by dirstoot cloud.
Just select "Change Address Book" from the Contact app menu. Once you select your disroot account as the current one, all your contacts will be synced to your computer. All new contacts or any modification will be synced back to your disroot cloud and all the devices connected to it.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/a57d27723c6331e63562768820723176154d0b44.gif
In KDE you can use your KAddressBook <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e54675605e2e9168aa51f77fffdc97c4ce334a54.png" width="222" height="49"> to organize your contacts, the working principals are identical to the "Contacts" app described before.
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##Email<a name="email"></a>
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If you never wored with email desktop client and always used webapp to access your email you simply do it wrong! Despite the trend in which big corporations try to convince you otherwise, destkop clients give you integration with your work you always missed. The most popular open source email client is Thunderbird (setup is covered in [this](https://forum.disroot.org/t/email-how-to-setup-email-clients/213#Thunderbird) tutorial). If you don't like Thunderbird and would like to integrate your Email into Gnome, there is also an easy solution for that. Open again your "Gnome Settings" and click on "Online Accounts". Now you need to scroll all the way down to the "other" option and choose for it. Next, select IMAP Account. At this stage you will be asked several questions regarding your account and mail server setup. Just follow the list below.
**email address:** *<your_username>*@disroot.org
**Name:** A name for your account (can be anything)
**IMAP Settings:**
**IMAP Server:** disroot.org
**Username:** *your disroot username*
**Password:** *your disroot password*
**encryption:** SSL On dedicated port
**SMTP Settings:**
**SMTP Server:** disroot.org
**Username:** *your disroot username*
**Password:** *your disroot password*
**encryption:** STARTTLS after connecting
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/17aab444320a78f5f53b677d89c1d67d8ece7b98.gif
Now that you have your email setup and integrated with your desktop, you can fire up "Evolution" Mail client and enjoy all your emails, calendars, tasks, and contacts integrated in one application. Magic.. :)
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/14912cef4edbfc576f01ec24b8ee1beee090cdd9.png
As for KDE, again if you don't want to use Thunderbird, you can integrate your emails in KDE desktop, by using KMail<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/38ea7e5cf05f1f91ca0652f5f2722c236dda91b6.png" width="170" height="49">
The setup credentials are the same as described before. After you open KMail, go to:
* Settings
* Configure KMail
* Accounts
You need to configure both receiving (IMAP or POP3) and sending (SMTP) accounts
For IMAP or POP3 go to:
* Receiving
* Add
* Select IMAP or POP3
* Fill the credentials
For SMTP go to:
* Sending
* Add
* SMTP
* Fill the credentials
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##News<a name="news"></a>
News app on disroot cloud let's you aggregate all the new posts of your favourite website using RSS Feed, and sync it with all your devices. It comes extra handy when you want to stay on top of news that interest you. Most of the websites offer RSS feeds.Usually you can find them via this <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/a286215a375767170da00fba7fdb227f659163a2.png" width="20" height="20"> icon, or by typing address similar to https://disroot.org/feed
Besides traditional web app and mobile app we can easily integrate News with your desktop. Just like all the previous app integrations in this tutorial, first step is to install appropriate software. The RSS Feed application that integrates with disroot cloud is **"FeedReader"**, which should be available in your distributions "Software" center (app store), if it isn't then you can look for instructions on how to install it [here](https://github.com/jangernert/feedreader).
Once you get it up and running, all you need to do is fill in your disroot credentials, and you are ready to go.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/b40968c389c89084c52e6a4ae51a9fc1139ea76d.gif
Once your account is setup, initial synchronization will take place. All your currently subscribed feeds will be synced to your desktop. Just like on mobile or webapp you can now read latest news, add / remove feeds, categorize them etc. Everything will be synced back to your cloud account. The app checks for new posts in the background and sends you desktop notification even if the app itself is closed, so you won't missout on anything.
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In KDE you can also use **"FeedReader"**, but it's not in Kubuntu "Software Center", you need to install it via PPA. You can see how to do it [here](https://github.com/jangernert/feedreader), in the "ElementaryOS/Ubuntu" section
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_This tutorial was last updated on 3 feb. 2017_
### Goal:
**Sync the macOSX Calendar App with the Disroot cloud.**
This will allow you to check, update and remove your events from any computer with an internet connection. Also it will enable syncing calendar items with your smartphone and/or tablet. Once it runs, and nothing breaks, you'll forget it is there.
### Requirements
* Your Disroot login name
* Your Disroot password
* An Apple computer with OSX (10.8 - 10.11.6) installed
* A working internet connection
* 15 minutes
### Set up Calendar Syncing.
1. Click on the **Apple icon** in the top left of your screen.
2. Open the menu item '**System Preferences...**'.
3. Click on the icon with the name '**Internet Accounts**'.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6f74e070083f2ee4f0cac3410728857df10538e2.png" width="549" height="499">
5. Scroll down in the right pane, until you can click at the bottom on '**Add Other Account...**'
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8ee3de7d2ef7496cc345fa622313e7ce255c91c9.png" width="431" height="390">
7. Choose the third item from the top: '**CalDav Account**'
A window opens called **'Add CalDAV account'**
From the drop down menu:
**Account type:** Advanced.
**Username**: your username (_without @disroot.org_)
**Password**: your password
**Server Address**: `cloud.disroot.org`
**Server Path**: `remote.php/dav/principals/users/USERNAME/` (replace USERNAME with your username)
**Port**: `443` and **Use SSL** ticked.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/1246248754a075aa031f6458f0ee48d4d6c9f251.png" width="406" height="372">
Click `Sign In`!
Now your calendar is added. If you now open the Calendar App, two new calendar will show in the left column. You can change the name and colors in the Calendar App preferences.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/dba03556bb3c8f47e268a0c4fbd26018cbbe27ca.png" width="163" height="119">

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_This tutorial was last updated on 11 feb. 2017_
This is Work in Progress. The tutorial does not work yet.
### Goal:
**Sync the macOSX Contacts App with the Disroot cloud.**
This will allow you to check, update and remove your contacts from any computer with an internet connection. Also it will enable syncing contacts with your smartphone and/or tablet. Once it runs, and nothing breaks, you'll forget it is there.
### Requirements
* Your Disroot login name
* Your Disroot password
* An Apple computer with OSX (10.8 - 10.11.6) installed
* A working internet connection
* 15 minutes
### Set up Contacts Syncing.
1. Click on the **Apple icon** in the top left of your screen.
2. Open the menu item '**System Preferences...**'.
3. Click on the icon with the name '**Internet Accounts**'.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6f74e070083f2ee4f0cac3410728857df10538e2.png" width="549" height="499">
5. Scroll down in the right pane, until you can click at the bottom on '**Add Other Account...**'
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8ee3de7d2ef7496cc345fa622313e7ce255c91c9.png" width="431" height="390">
7. Choose the fourth item from the top: '**CardDAV Account**'
A window opens called **'Add CardDAV account'**
Use these settings:
**Account type:** Advanced.
**Username**: your username _(without @disroot.org)_
**Password**: your password
**Server Address**: `cloud.disroot.org`
**Server Path**: `/remote.php/dav/addressbooks/users/USERNAME/contacts/` (replace USERNAME with your username)
**Port**: `443` and **Use SSL** ticked.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e280b96583231f003d9f994bdd7d182140bcd0b2.png" width="403" height="334">
Click `Sign In`!
Now your calendar is added. If you now open the Contacts App, cloud.disroot.org will show in the left column. You can change the name in the Contacts App preferences.
Any contacts you now add will be synced automagically to the Disroot servers.
(ps. these steps are virtually the same on iOS)

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The contact and calendar features in Disroot/Nexcloud are pretty cool but if you have your Disroot email connected in a email client like Thunderbird it's nice to have the contacts and calendar in Disroot integrated with Thunderbird and access them from one place in your desktop.
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## <p>Table of contents</p>
[1 - Installing Add-ons] (#Add-ons)
[2 - Integrating calendar with Thunderbird] (#calendar)
[3 - Integrating contacts with Thunderbird] (#contacts)
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## 1 - Installing Add-ons <a name="Add-ons"></a>
To do both tasks you will need to install two Add-ons in Thunderbird:
* Lightning (a calendar for Thunderbird)
* So Go Connector (to sync you contacts)
Even if you just want to sync your contacts you will still need the lightning add-on. So says the Nextcloud manual [here](https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/9.0/user_manual/pim/sync_thunderbird.html)
**Installing Lightning**
In Thunderbird go to > tools > Add-ons
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/fc2b3782e398c8594a2f99502f32220d53ef6a7a.png" width="690" height="460">
In the Add-ons page on the upper right corner you will find a search bar. On that search bar type "Lightning" and press enter after that you will see has the first option the Lightning Add-on and an install button. Press install
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/0e597e1dbe8206534ccb72b94e7486ddb488b606.png" width="690" height="460">
You will need to restart Thunderbird in order to finish the installation of both Add-ons
**Installing So Go Connector**
This Add-on is not in the Add-ons menu we have to download it from the developers website [here](https://sogo.nu/download.html#/frontends)
On the website select **"SoGo Connector"**
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/fa373d6e2c2442d1110bbaf9845c25a380c1074a.png" width="690" height="347">
On Thunderbird Add-ons menu select install from file
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/7136a1a36bc4d7e775ead89f129fe43d4b7748d7.png" width="690" height="413">
Select SoGo connector from wherever the download was made to in your computer.
The file extension of the SoGo Connector is .xpi
Select it and press open.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/eff98658f6e18fc02f50be7211c500a60ceab408.png" width="636" height="500">
The following image should appear next, just press install
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6542f3531d7952e54f4d0ec1a0617ae9795512d6.png" width="606" height="404">
For both Add-ons to finish their installations you will need to restart Thunderbird
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f1caea6a78d1e89275d73af1b7cf74035b310e4c.png" width="690" height="413">
## 2 - Integrating calendar with Thunderbird <a name="calendar"></a>
Go to your calender app in Disroot
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/0c9a81295d26752f2eacfee1e0698c5b0b885166.png" width="287" height="486">
And press the options button in front of the calender you want to synchronize and then the link option
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5a229cf6e9a540307873f1a7f72f43fd078705f3.png" width="212" height="500">
It will now present a link to the calendar we want to sync with Thunderbird.
Copy paste it to some place, you will need it in the next steps
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/ba72e14aeec9790da4fc8c8a4dce16aa545af446.png" width="208" height="500">
In Thunderbird go to > File > New > Calendar
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/7c1f5ed6ed0aef69c8bd02436fa6ac2f54362c30.png" width="690" height="460">
Select "On the Network" and next
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/05ef8fdc72a03de0a37798e250c6bc7a98dc1c4e.png" width="539" height="432">
In the next panel:
1- select the option CalDAV
2 - In the location camp paste the link of your Disroot Calendar that you copied earlier
3 - Select offline support, if you want to keep a local copy of you calendar, in case you need to work offline
Press next
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b488820942c696e0ae74b790987c43a0bc5b1f4d.png" width="539" height="432">
Type the name you want to give to the Calendar and you can select a color for it.
Then press next
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f4ea3c5feeeb6dd66e080c931814700ea869f55c.png" width="539" height="432">
Then press finish
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/4f5f898def84dd4c20210127616eff29859c3e3f.png" width="539" height="432">
Your calendar is now synced with Thunderbird and visible
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/e4608aa64d8762b1606b79368eb08d6999873b75.png" width="690" height="347">
Your calendar is now synced with Thunderbird.
Any event you create in Thunderbird Calendar will appear in your Disroot Calendar and vice versa. If the change does not appear immediately just refresh the page.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/74b2f9171db34d658a92f9d19034b2f738448e06.png" width="406" height="500">
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6e996a6c12f1b165c0a73a17c996f5c99bd5479b.png" width="690" height="347">
If you have multiple calendars in your Disroot account, or spread across different services that use Nexcloud, or even Owncloud, you can sync them all in Thunderbird
Just repeat this process for each calendar. You can use a different colour to each calendar to set them appart
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/66414e68ff8192099acd30201c431b100be741fa.png" width="690" height="347">
If you have multiple calendars in Thunderbird, when you are creating an event you need to to select to which calendar it goes to, otherwise you maybe end up looking for it online in the wrong place
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bdb207d5482b58a530de73e058a0a0c200f363b9.png" width="406" height="500">
If you right click the calenders in Thunderbird you will have a set of options, from:
* Show or hide a Calender
* Export Calendar
* Unsubscribe Calender (remove it from Thunderbird)
* Making it read only (in Thunderbird)
* Synchronize Calendar
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f5012953fe414c507421a641cd670d139a4aa1d4.png" width="690" height="347">
## 3 - Integrating contacts with Thunderbird <a name="contacts"></a>
The process is similar to the integration of Calendars in Thunderbird. First you need to get the link from the contacts in your Disroot account.
Go to the contacts app in Disroot
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8d04297772087252ff1c1339412543ea79b72a17.png" width="287" height="478">
Then go to settings
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/32028c7f8e45bec9ec6977572ed8bdf4c6c4d9df.png" width="214" height="500">
Then select the share "url button" so that it presents you with a link.
Copy that link and save it, you will need it later.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/a0126df92faa9c651668cd7f89352867246f4dab.png" width="215" height="500">
In Thunderbird, select Tools > Address Book
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/a71563da37d22e77693677f1143fe798d6069da3.png" width="690" height="460">
Then select: File > New > Remote Address Book
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/4adb9ad78bf236420be66d76cd15ae7fbcc1cc12.png" width="629" height="500">
In the next panel you will be asked to set the name and url:
* The name is the name you want to give to your address book in thunderbird
* The url is the link that you got earlier from the contact app in Disroot
In this same panel
You can set the periodic syncing to 5 minutes (the default is 15 minutes)
You can set the contacts to read only if you want to (but if you do that you wont be able to edit the contacts in Thunderbird)
When you are done press "ok"
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6cbfcc5d897495bd607063693e400d8dc4c1bcb2.png" width="690" height="416">
Right click your new remote address book and select Synchronize
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/762916cfcec26be1aa3790b51c280cd6877a2e70.png" width="629" height="500">
You will be prompted to insert your Disroot account credentials
Username: your Disroot Username
Password: your Disroot password
Select the option: **"Use password manager to remember this password"** so that Thunderbird remembers the password and doesn’t ask for it every time you use Thunderbird
Then press **"ok"**
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/183c96aeedd79ad3afc84e391ea86396ad03ae48.png" width="690" height="222">
Your contacts in your Disroot account are now synced with the remote contacts address book you created in Thunderbird
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/b818cfb9aaf29af3400928f1fe1a151878206e58.png" width="690" height="347">
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bf5513b18591ca1bbc42a72af8c006cacfcadece.png" width="629" height="500">
Any contacts you add/remove/edit in your Disroot account will be altered accordingly in your Thunderbird remote calendar and vice versa.
If you want to move contacts from your Thunderbird Personal Address Book or Collected Addresses to your new remote address book so that they sync to your Disroot contacts, just select and drag the contact to your remote address book.
However it is advised that you create backups of your contacts. Just in case :wink:

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News app is pretty handy tool to keep track of the new articles and posts of all the websites you like to follow in one place. Disroot cloud provides great and simple to use app that does the job for you and syncs it to all your devices. In this tutorial we'll try to cover the basic usage, as well as show you how to integrate it onto your device.
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##Table of Contents:
[News app on Disroot](#web)
[News app on Android](#android)
[News app on Gnome like desktop](#gnome)
News app on Sailfish
News app on iOS
News app on MacOS
[News app on Windows](#windows)
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##News App on Disroot<a name="web"></a>
<br>
To get into the app form webbrowser ,just click news app icon <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/f59d6ff066f9c23f6e8088aa6eb5171dfd997076.png" width="21" height="19"> in the top bar. General idea behind the app is very simple. You add feed of your favorite sites, get notification on new articles, and read then without the need to go to the website, open lots of tabs and get distracted half way.
So let's get things rolling:
###Add new feeds
Most of the websites provide [RSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS) or Atom feeds. Feeds are usually represented by this <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8230b4cc755b6e3f1b82bb0501203454000f1cd9.png" width="15" height="15"> icon or by guessing the feed url like: https://disroot.org/feed (yes we need to change that). Once you have the link ready you can copy it and add it to your news app.
To add the feed simply click on the **"+ Subscribe"** button and fill in the URL of the feed you previously copied.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/7bc7b9470c211eb6a7ac633bd157cd16e2bebecc.png" width="264" height="360">
For better overview and sorting you can create Folders and assign feeds to them. To create new folder hit **"+ New Folder"** button on the left-side bar. Now you can "drag and drop" feeds you wish to add to folders.
###Feed options
Every feed can be optimized to your needs. Clicking on <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/0e30474434d0516cc3ecdecef8626f4d486170a8.png" width="36" height="25"> icon:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/75f83d0bd990999f5ed3673216646fcb7a0f784f.png" width="257" height="230">
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## News App on Android<a name="android"></a>
<br>
### Get it
To get news app on your android device we recommend visiting f-droid and adding it's app store. [F-droid](https://f-droid.org/) provides free (as in freedom) and trusted applications. Using that store over Google Play is a great step forward to free yourself.
Once you have f-droid installed and running, you can search for [OCReader](https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=news&fdid=email.schaal.ocreader) within the F-droid app or download and install it directly form the [website](https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdfilter=news&fdid=email.schaal.ocreader)
### Setup
When that's done you can fire up the app, and login with your disroot account.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/74870047724e6faad4316e1d9f4921bb940a6756.png" width="281" height="500">
Once you're logged in, all your news feeds will be synced to your device, and you can start reading immediately.
Swiping to the left show you your account information and give you the list of subscribed feeds as well as number of unread posts.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/21c309253e6e758cd360f915778dd0f9308ea6e8.png" width="181" height="300">
### Add/remove feeds
You can also add and remove feeds directly on your phone. Tap on the 'three dot" icon on the top right corner of the main app window and select "Manage feeds".
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bb579ebae223d72f1100470f748120833a16dbcb.png" width="290" height="142">
### Synchronize
To synchronize your feeds, press **"Synchronize"** button on the left-side panel.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8e7c5534ce643ef89fed382f8bf1b10c8c78d9fc.png" width="200" height="45">
Happy reading! :grinning:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bbdc040f8d1e64603df51156fc30a4baad51d3a1.png" width="281" height="500">
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## News app on Gnome like desktop<a name="gnome"></a>
<br>
To get News app up and running on your Gnome like (xfce, unity, MATE) please follow this tutorial
https://forum.disroot.org/t/cloud-linux-desktop-integration/779#news
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##News app on Windows<a name="windows"></a>
###Get it
To get your news app in windows we recommend RSS Guard, it's compatible with Nextcloud news app, you can get it [here](https://github.com/martinrotter/rssguard/wiki/Windows-development-builds).
###Setup
Once you installed and started it, you can add a new account in:
Feeds > Account > Add new account
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3a4b7ad56f3d153c60e556a4fa89339a5e4d1de7.png" width="657" height="307">
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Select owncloud
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/fb6bf652d341a6c109c69ebe15fb30bdda87141d.png" width="682" height="294">
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Log in with your disroot account
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/c77bfc6dc089a6f45c42bc42eb64d9695cfa43eb.png" width="537" height="328">
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And it's done.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/8df177794d198afc225a5735f2eaeb75445c20ec.png" width="690" height="363">
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Etherpad and Ethercalc are collaborative applications for multi-user real-time document edition. You can reach them directly from your browser at: https://pad.disroot.org and https://calc.disroot.org No user account is needed to make use of them. However our cloud comes with very handy plugin that helps you keep track of all your pads, just as if they are one of your files.
#Idea behind pads
The idea behind this software is very simple. It's a text/spreadsheet editor that lives in the web. Everything you type in gets written to your pad automatically. You can work on a document with multiple people at the same time without a need to save and pass copies of the documents to each other. Once your work is done, you can export the pad to a format of your choice. To read more of the general guide through the interface you can check this page **( page under construction)**.
#Usage
Below you can read how to make use of ownpad - a plugin for disroot cloud instance.
##creating new pads
Creating new pad works the same as creating new file. Click on "+" icon and choose to create either pad (text editor) or calc (spreadsheet). Once you give it a name a new file with .pad/.calc extension will be created. You can move, share that file just like any other file you have on your cloud account.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/acc9e132525ea655d19bf849966301cfd0f9c3f0.gif
##Opening
To open the newly created pad, just click on it's name. The application will open up your pad using pad.disroot.org/calc.disroot.org within the cloud interface. You can now easily work on your document and once you're done, use the red icon on your right to close it. All changes are written the moment you start typing so there is no need to save the file before hand. Since the file lives in the web, you can come back to it any time you want.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/b4be59c4affde50733dd52f94dac9760208d4120.gif
##Sharing
Sharing pads with other disroot users is the same as sharing normal files. Click on "sharing" <img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/9abc08ab13e3c0463e767280d3ba99070e7a7e6f.png" width="32" height="31">icon and select with whom you want to share the file with. Note using public link will not work as easy since this are not normal files.
In order to share with someone outside disroot cloud, you should share the actual link to the pad. You can do it by opening your pad in the browser and hovering above it's name. You will see the actual link to the pad, which you can then copy and send it to anyone you wish to share the pad with.
https://forum.disroot.org/uploads/default/original/1X/24afd36ee24342f81921175cd39e983e70d6f7f8.gif
##Deleting pads
It is impossible to delete pads. Once created they stay online. In fact anyone who could guess the url could look it up. That's why disroot cloud's plugin creates links to your pads using random strings instead of the name you specify when creating the file. In that way the links to the pads are impossible to guess making them safe from anyone but you and users you share the pads with.

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Since April 11th 2016 Disroot has enabled [pad (etherpad)](https://pad.disroot.org) and [spreadsheet (ethercalc)](https://calc.disroot.org) management directly in your owncloud interface. Now you will be able to create new "files", share them with others and process them just like any other file in your cloud, while still enjoying the seamless collaborative editing function.
**Note!** Those aren't files containing your data but links to your work on either https://pad.disroot.org or https://calc.disroot.org. All the pads and spreadsheets are **removed after 3 months of inactivity** so please keep that in mind, and when you are done working on the pads, make a "real" copy and place it in your owncloud files.
To create pads or calcs within owncloud, simple click on the "+" icon, just as if you were creating a text file, a new folder or uploading stuff.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/6a6a065372515fa9d760cd4662445e966749304a.png" width="525" height="317">
Now give it a name and once the pad is created, you will see it listed as any other file in your owncloud files:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/938dd7652b2b282bfcdb654ac2e62600235d466f.png" width="690" height="29">
Once you click on the name you will be redirected to either [pad](https://pad.disroot.org) or [calc](https://calc.disroot.org) where you can continue your work.
When in the "pad", you can see the name of the pad in the top bar. This is not the real name. For better security, the real name consists of random characters, making it almost impossible to guess by unauthorized people. If you want to know the real url of the pad you are working on, simply hover over the name in the top bar:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/44f05dd7a717ba51ac2f45abdc3ca20be9be0ffd.png" width="600" height="84">
Please note once again that the created (ether)file in your owncloud files is just a link to actual pad or spreadsheet and that all pads and spreadsheets that are inactive for 3 months will be deleted.

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Since January 2017 we've introduced spreed calls to our cloud. It's very simple audio/video conference app you can use to communicate not only with other disroot users but with anyone who has a computer connected to the internet and up to date web browser supporting WebRTC technology.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/bcd4d6df734d9f943d55b18f154513144e628630.png" width="690" height="430">
The interface of the application is very simple. The left side bar shows you the list of rooms you have created.
On the bottom right of the window you will see your avatar and few options where you can:
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/3b4e224536211f8e650572fe26ded9f1e574e03f.png" width="294" height="220">
- mute/un-mute your microphone
- switch on/off your camera
- switch on/off fullscreen mode
That's pretty much it. You should be ready to start your new call
##Creating Calls
To start calling, you need to create a room. Click on **"Choose person"** to do so. In the popup window you have an option to invite existing disroot account, or create public room.
You will see there is a new room listed on the left sidebar.
When clicking on the options button of the room, you can either:
- invite more people
- create/delete public link
- leave the call/room
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/5622ad57c2ab57131d618ba17b2b97b89593dca3.png" width="253" height="279">
There is no real difference between disroot user rooms and public rooms as in both cases you can either invite disroot users or create/remove public link rooms.
Once you initiate the call by pressing on the room's name, a notification will be sent to invited disroot user or (in case of public room instance) you will have to wait for at least one other participant to join in.
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Here you can see how to sync the contacts in your Disroot webmail and the contacts app in your Disroot Nexcloud, This will permit that any contact you add to your email will be synced with the contacts app and vice versa.
On your Nexcloud contacts app on the lower left corner go to settings
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/4e446346ff0be09eb3e657953601c3755d162377.png" width="254" height="499">
And in the address book you want to sync with your email select the "Show URL" option, and copy the URL presented to somewhere.
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/abc875dd34cff8d47b2f3cc431d1e81a9d676337.png" width="300" height="498">
In your Disroot webmail interface in the upper right corner go to: Settings
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/baa9bb270b881a46b706eef2adcc837fbde1519d.png" width="291" height="227">
In your settings, on the left side bar select: Contacts
When you are in the contacts menu:
1. Select Enable remote synchronization
2. In Addressbook URL, place the URL from your Nexcloud contacts addressbook
3. In User, write your username
4. In password, your Disroot account password
<img src="/uploads/default/original/1X/fdbba18b98838ae1da1b73caa6f72be78f2ba695.png" width="690" height="447">
And then refresh both pages.
If you go to your Disroot webmail address book and to Nexcloud contacts you should now see your contacts synced.
It is also possible to additionally sync your Nextcloud contacts with Thunderbird. That way you can sync your contacts in Nextcloud contacts/Disroot webmail/Thunderbird email client.
To sync Nexcloud contacts with Thunderbird see:
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