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Might make sense to invest into a something like Mountainduck - 35 EUR (or similar software), and get an agnostic sync client. The great advantage is you can ch
by kioleanu 6y ago
Might make sense to invest into a something like Mountainduck - 35 EUR (or similar software), and get an agnostic sync client. The great advantage is you can change the backend (switch to another service) without having to learn how to use anew client
- maltalex 6y agoThanks for the suggestion, but Mountainduck doesn't seem to have a Linux version. Is there something similar for Linux?
- InvaderFizz 6y agoIf you are comfortable with CLI, rclone is the Swiss Army knife of cloud storage.
- maltalex 6y agorclone is great, but it doesn't have the same level of sync capabilities as Dropbox or Mountainduck (supposedly).
- hartator 6y agoInteresting! Any luck with Backblaze B2 as a backend for Mountain Duck?