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I gone this route. I got different markdown editors on different devices and didn't want to use a public / cloud hosted git repo for my notes. It works fine,
by bebna 4y ago
I gone this route.
I got different markdown editors on different devices and didn't want to use a public / cloud hosted git repo for my notes.
It works fine, as long you don't get in contact with iOS.
I got many devices and often let it sync my phone when I'm at home, because I'm struggling already enough with battery lifetime.
I also got it running on one of my dedicated servers, so I got an offsite backup, with systemd you can set it on autostart after an internet connection was established, so I don't really have to manage it anymore and I only see it basically in the logs of the packages that I update.
- spicybright 4y agoThat's awesome. I use it pretty much the same, only I sync the root of my phone data too. So I can take a photo on my phone and have it pop up on my computer, ready to use. My only small tip for readers here is be careful treating any node as a safe backup. A device that accidentally deletes everything in a folder will propagate out if you don't notice it happened. But TBH in practice (as a very heavy user for my usecase) it's very rare, and a traditional backup system will cover you perfectly.