
Taeler Watkins
Works great! Took some figuring and doc diving to get things just right, but it's amazing once configured. I've got everything configured all local network and it's sweet. I can appreciate the defaults for using global servers as a convenience for getting started, but I'm more the type that would have preferred opening to the documentation first and not having global on by default. Maybe an idea for the future. A splash screen to present fast and easy, or advanced defaults.
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Ruel
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thanks so much again. just want to say this works great when syncing from my oneplus nord n10 to my chromebook (syncthing on both) and to my macbook (syncthing from website) and to my iphone (mobius syncthing). best if keep simple -- like one folder to sync. i tried adding more folders to sync, but syncthing kept stopping at different %s. so, you cannot do too much??? oh well. so, for my purposes, got to keep it simple to only one folder (although that can have a subfolder). thx!
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Victor Mumford
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It's a mostly-good tool, and I don't know of one of its kind that does it better, but it's a mixed bag. Pros: Free and Open Source decentralized file syncing, robust platform support, functional UI, respect for privacy, good feature set, and it usually works. Cons: It's difficult to get set up, the phone app can burn through a lot of battery life, and it can have a delete scare or two with treating a half-synced version as the master copy. After some learning and some caution, it's good enough.
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