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I read that is limited, do you know in what way?
Where did you read that?
I'd say it's opinionated. You run it and you can use the provided settings but you don't get a lot of opportunity to set things up differently.
But it is a lot easier than it used to be to stand up a Nextcloud instance that works without issue.
You can also export and import data and accounts so it's pretty low risk to just give it a go.