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I guess you could say it runs of everything unless you use one of the two most popular operating systems in the world: Android and iOS.
by jonknee 8y ago
I guess you could say it runs of everything unless you use one of the two most popular operating systems in the world: Android and iOS.
- cesarb 8y agoThere's syncthing for Android: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-android
- jonknee 8y agoWhoops, the website could make that more clear. "Works on Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris and OpenBSD."
- anotherevan 8y agoOnly recently started playing with SyncThing (about the time SpiderOak's warrant canary expired). To my mind, the Android app leaves a bit to be desired. Usually you don't want your phone to hold local copies of everything in the shared folder(s) as it is usually space constrained. You want to be able to view and pull files down as desired (possibly with the option to flag individual files to always be cached locally).
- Fnoord 8y agoNot sure what you're on about, its right in F-Droid [1]. What is or isn't on iOS is in Apple's control. I recommend to take a look at Nextcloud. You can use it to control your own files, calendar, etc without some third party using it for data mining. [1] https://staging.f-droid.org/search?q=syncthing&lang=en https://staging.f-droid.org/search?q=syncthing&lang=en
- swiley 8y agoIt runs very well on android with termux. Like most open source software: don't bother with the "apps" just install it in termux the same way you would on any other computer.