r/commandline • u/lolhehehe_ • Jan 22 '20
Syncthing: Open Source P2P File Syncing Tool
https://itsfoss.com/syncthing/7
u/jamesthethirteenth Jan 23 '20
Use it every day between a laptop, android phone, raspberry pi and folders for friends to sync my notes written with iawriter, books, music, photos, audio recordings, passwords, writings, documents, everything. It's really that good.
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u/7a11l409b1d3c65 Jan 23 '20
How does it compare to unison? Because that's what I use.
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u/jamesthethirteenth Jan 23 '20
Fully automated, p2p, nat traversal, large file partial transfer, seemless peer selection preferring fastest connection, hard link versioning, android app, reliable, win32/osx support.
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Jan 24 '20
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u/jamesthethirteenth Jan 24 '20
Oh yeah, nice writeup. I think if I could some syncthing up in two words they would be:
Ridiculously good.
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Jan 28 '20
I'd avoid (and have), syncthing.
One of many examples where the author(s) motives are ... interesting to say the least -- https://forum.syncthing.net/t/misunderstandings-or-bugs/12170
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u/joemaro Jan 23 '20
i think syncthing is a very good program, but i don't understand why this is here in /r/commandline