more upgrading details

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/page-migration.php b/page-migration.php
index 3a72dd1b..4a9789dc 100644
--- a/page-migration.php
+++ b/page-migration.php
@@ -38,14 +38,22 @@
 
 	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('Note that, as ownCloud does not support skipping releases, upgrades have to go through all releases between the existing ownCloud release and the desired Nextcloud release. We will support upgrades from ownCloud 8.2 and onwards. If you are on a older release, <a class="hyperlink" href="mailto:support@nextcloud.com">contact our support team</a> or');?> <a class="hyperlink" href="<?php echo home_url('contact') ?>"><?php echo $l->t('ask sales for an offer.</a>');?></p>
 	<h2 class="section--paragraph__tittle"><?php echo $l->t('Upgrade path');?></h2>
-	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('Depending on your current ownCloud release, you have to follow a different upgrade path. Nextcloud 9.0 is compatible with ownCloud 9.0; Nextcloud 10.0 is compatible with ownCloud 9.1. You can not skip releases like going from ownCloud 8.0 to Nextcloud 10, that would be skipping ownCloud 8.1, 8.2 and 9.0. You can upgrade from an ownCloud release to a compatible Nextcloud release or one newer. ');?></p>
-	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('These are some examples. The minor release (.x below) should always be the latest bugfix release.');?></p>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('Depending on your current ownCloud release, you have to follow a different upgrade path. Nextcloud 9.0 is compatible with ownCloud 9.0; Nextcloud 10.0 is compatible with ownCloud 9.1. You can not skip releases like going from ownCloud 8.0 to Nextcloud 10, that would be skipping ownCloud 8.1, 8.2 and 9.0. You can upgrade from an ownCloud release to a compatible Nextcloud release or one newer. We generally recommend to move to the latest Nextcloud release that is compatible first before upgrading.');?></p>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('This is the compatiblity overview:');?></p>
+	<ul>
+		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 9.0.x is compatible with Nextcloud 9.0.x');?></li>
+		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 9.1.x is compatible with Nextcloud 10.0.x');?></li>
+	</ul>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('This essentially means you can treat Nextcloud 9.0.x as an upgrade to ownCloud 9.0.x and Nextcloud 10.0.x as an upgrade to ownCloud 9.1.x');?></p>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('These are some examples of an upgrade path. The minor release (.x below) should always be the latest bugfix release. You can find these on the changelog pages, <a href="/changelog">here for Nextcloud.</a>');?></p>
 	<ul>
 		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 8.0.x -> ownCloud 8.1.x -> ownCloud 8.2.x -> Nextcloud 9.0.x -> Nextcloud 10.0.x');?></li>
 		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 8.2.x -> Nextcloud 9.0.x -> Nextcloud 10.0.x');?></li>
 		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 9.0.x -> Nextcloud 9.0.x -> Nextcloud 10.0.x');?></li>
-		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 9.1.x -> -> Nextcloud 10.0.x -> Nextcloud 11.0.x');?></li>
+		<li class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('ownCloud 9.1.x -> Nextcloud 10.0.x -> Nextcloud 11.0.x');?></li>
 	</ul>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('When upgrading, make sure to enable apps after every upgrade step so they can run their own upgrade scripts. We have fixed this issue in Nextcloud 12: apps will no longer be disabled when upgrading on systems running PHP 7.');?></p>
+	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('If you are on a very old ownCloud release or want more details, read our extensive detail of upgrade steps in our blog on how to <a href="https://nextcloud.com/blog/protect-your-privacy-time-to-upgrade-to-nextcloud-11./">protect your privacy by upgrading to Nextcloud 11.</a>');?></p>
 	<h2 class="section--paragraph__tittle"><?php echo $l->t('Settings');?></h2>
 	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('Nearly all ownCloud settings will be migrated to Nextcloud during the upgrade procedure. That means that internal and public (link) shares keep working, users keep their settings and you will retain app configuration, LDAP and external storage settings and more.');?></p>
 	<p class="section--paragraph"><?php echo $l->t('Settings from proprietary extensions from ownCloud which have open source replacements in Nextcloud, however, will sometimes need to be reconfigured. The following apps have a Nextcloud equivalent but need re-configuration:');?></p>