@ocean @seliaste
You can use Syncthing, FolderSync… even the monster Dropbox… What I use is Filen, but you have to manually download the folder for Android. This is not a big problem for me, though, because I'm mostly a PC user ️ I might look for other options in the future, but I'm OK now.
Ah, and not to forget: You could use Logseq's sync if you like it in order to support the project (I personally enjoy it a lot, it helps me very much with learning, and it's not so hard to learn how to use it if what you want is not highly advanced text formatting)

#Syncthing is setup as well as #KeepassXC and #Rofi, I even got back my #Joplin notes too

@ringtailringo

Yes to creating two different files when there's a conflict , but that's what ediff can help you sort out.

As for syncing needing both sides online at the same time... Not to be facetious, but that's how it works. Using a provider's solution, just means their system is online - and storing your data.

I get around this by running #SyncThing on a #RasPi that is on 24/7. It's light enough that you won't notice it and that solves my connectivity issues.

@ringtailringo check out #SyncThing.

It's cross platform and you can set up a way to handle sync conflicts.

The conflict handling isn't as smooth a process as what you would get with git, or a DB, but it works by *not losing your data* which is the goal.

@thoralf
Ich verstehe eh nicht, warum #NextCloud so beliebt ist. Vielleicht weil es viele Features hat und daher in der Theorie auch sehr viele use Cases abbilden kann. In der Praxis läuft es halt wie von dir beschrieben.

Für File Sync gibt es im #Linux/Open-Source-Bereich viele gute Lösungen. Die Frage ist immer wer oder was auf der anderen Seite ist. #Syncthing #Seafile #Filen oder #Unison #rsync

Mit Web-Anwendungen habe ich weniger Erfahrung, aber Webmailer gibt es auch bessere.

@sbb I'm pretty sure #synctrain (an iOS #syncthing client) works on the iPad. Did you try that?

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/synctrain/id6553985316

Edit: #MöbiusSync is also showing as working on iPad.

https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/m%C3%B6bius-sync/id1539203216

Next I run #syncthing on my laptop, and on my #homelab #intelN100 #n100 mini pc / server that runs in the cupboard and is very #lowpower I run #proxmox and this also has a #samba share which allows any other network devices to see the media.

With syncthing running, I always have two copies of the media, but for backup I was using #rclone to send an encrypted copy to #googledrive - which I am in the process of switching over to #nextcloud running on #hetzner

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@trinux Yo
Pero no con Nautilus. Actualmente uso rsync para respaldos puntuales entre dispositivos monousuario y mi servidor casero (además de los respaldos automáticos mediante #BackInTime, que se basa en rsync y de las nubes personales con #Syncthing).

Me vendría bien una opción integrada a Dolphin y/o a Thunar (mis gestores de archivos habituales), que copiara como rsync, en especial cuando quiero vaciar la SD de mi cámara fotográfica a mi servidor, actualmente lo hago desde terminal.

@justine

Sure thing! I figured I might have it backed up somwhere (I tend to place important config files in a ~/backups folder which gets synced with #syncthing, and then just symlink the correct files there), and I did! ;)