I have. It kind-of worked but eventually corrupted my files. They all became test files with a long .git/ path in them. The Jabber plugin doesn't work so it wa

I have. It kind-of worked but eventually corrupted my files. They all became test files with a long .git/ path in them. The Jabber plugin doesn't work so it wasn't distributed like btsync. I had a central "server". What this mean is if computer A kicked off a sync, a node wouldn't get updated right away. The "server" doesn't automatically push to all of the clients. It worked ok, I've tried just about ever sync solution out there. btsync is the simplest "just works" that I've found. The only problem I've found with btsync is that sometimes the mobile apps appear to be offline. But once they are woke up they'll start syncing. btsync isn't a backup solution though, so I have bakthat backing up to Amazon Glacier.