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Interesting that the mobile usage seems to be so low from this, I sync my desktop, NAS and phone using Syncthing constantly. I also reject any sort of statisti
by problems 10y ago
Interesting that the mobile usage seems to be so low from this, I sync my desktop, NAS and phone using Syncthing constantly.
I also reject any sort of statistics though, so I'm probably not helping.
- swiley 10y agoI've run both the mobile and desktop version on my phone and it just drains the battery way too fast. I ended up just using an rsync cron job to sync my phone over ssh while everything else uses syncthing (and yes, I know this means I can't delete anything but I very rarely do anyway.)
- problems 10y agoYou can set it to sync only on wifi and/or only when charging, which has always done the job for me. Depends on your use case, but things like password DBs need to be update-able from both directions, which rsync doesn't really do. On the other hand, I can rely on the fact that I don't need my home to be sync'd up unless I'm actually at home, on wifi.
- Nutomic 10y agoThe Android version targets Linux (due to some issues with Golang), which means it doesn't show up in the Android section. Actual usage reporting data for Android is ~2800 devices or ~11.7%.