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Give syncthing a go.

• seabrookmx 11mo ago
  +1 for Syncthing. I've been running it for years, after my student discount for Dropbox expired (Google drive and OneDrive were just getting traction at the time). The mobile experience last I tried was pretty rough though. I don't really need my files on my phone and I have a web interface on my home server I can use to grab them in a pinch, but it's something to keep in mind.
  • misterdata 11mo ago
    If you’re on iOS, try my (FOSS) app for Syncthing: https://github.com/pixelspark/sushitrain https://github.com/pixelspark/sushitrain
    • seabrookmx 11mo ago
      Android unfortunately. Cool app though!
    • seraphine 11mo ago
      Unfortunately not available in my country (Malaysia)
    • benhurmarcel 11mo ago
      Why did you restrict it by country? I’m in the EU and can’t install it.
      • misterdata 11mo ago
        You are most likely in France: your government does not allow publishing an app containing cryptography (in this case, Golang's crypto implementations and a package used by Syncthing - only using iOS libs should be fine) without authorization (which can only be obtained through French forms, at which point I'd want a French lawyer to be involved, so no). You could of course build the app yourself from source.
• blamestross 11mo ago
  Syncthing is easily the most effective FOSS I actively use. It just works and runs on everything.
• gkmcd 11mo ago
  Syncthing is great, but no good for mobile devices if you want to store and access lot of large files - it syncs everything, and last I checked, the features to prevent that were depreciated.