With Syncthing, you do not need to have every device in the same network. But
you are right, when syncing many devices, Syncthing might make you miss the
piece of mind of a server-client architecture.
On the Nextcloud client for Android, I agree. It is very sad, you cannot
easily configure
Hi Zangisharp,
Thanks for your response. I need the auto-sync to be frictionless and can
accept that the content is not stored encrypted as long as it does not use a
centralized, data-mined service and is encrypted when transmitted (e.g. ssh,
ssl, vpn tunnel).
What I intend to do seems
Hello,
Keep in mind that you can host your files anywhere and even on proprietary
systems but files must be encrypted with your own key on your own computer
using only libre software then you can upload/sync on other devices.
Also avoid default encryption with nextcloud (more info about
For a while now I have been trying to sync text files between several
different devices, including desktop computers running GNU/Linux, and mobile
phones running Lineage (Android). I have tried the following methods:
1) Syncthing - This works well but all devices must be connected to the
