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Other than redundant hosting, what will I get as an Apple user by setting this up? It would be very easy to set up, just not sure what I’m gaining from it
by petesergeant 11mo ago
Other than redundant hosting, what will I get as an Apple user by setting this up? It would be very easy to set up, just not sure what I’m gaining from it
- big-and-small 11mo agoFor once iCloud have a terrible sync speed. Even 500GB of photos / videos take forever to sync like a week and I can't imagine what it will take for someone with multi-TB archives.
- volemo 11mo agoYes, but it's a one times occurrence, isn't it?
- big-and-small 11mo agoI'd imagine if you're person who make a lot of photos / videos slow sync can be pretty annoying. Unfortunately I'm not one of them to tell, but just had to wait like a week for the first sync of my wife's iPhone to finish.
- ahf8Aithaex7Nai 11mo agoI don't think it would add any value for you. For me, it adds value because I only have to turn my head to the left to see the computer that contains all my photos since I started taking pictures with a smartphone.
- yreg 11mo agoI plan to set up Immich so that I can have a central photo storage. Apple Photos play poorly when you want to put the library on an external drive (and even more poorly when you want to put it on a networked drive).
- palata 11mo agoSupporting someone who is not TooBigTech is a valid concern, IMO. The selling point for me is that it is NOT TooBigTech. It doesn't have to be as good as TooBigTech, but it has to be reliable enough. In my case it means that it should be able to sync from iOS/Android, in the background, even if the user never opens the app, and it should never get out of sync and require setting up everything again. Nextcloud fails at that.
- hamdingers 11mo agoRecall the 3-2-1 backup rule. iCloud is an offsite cloud copy, your phone is (arguably) a local copy, so you're missing one additional local copy.