Why is the existing local folders which can then be synced by the OndDrive, Dropbox, Syncthing, clients not good enough? How can that be improved?
Perhaps to get more at the root of the problem. Additionally, there is no native iOS client (I’m not an iOS user), due to iOS limited capability to share Syncthing files to another app that isn’t the Files app. Personally, I use Syncthing, which works great for me, but is a bit more complex than the more common options. To support just 1 will only serve a subset. To support them all will be a mammoth task. Some in this thread mention OneDrive, I generally use Google Drive, and many others will use Dropbox, etc. Ad blocking for your phone? VPN for work? Self hosted.A challenge of which cloud provider to use will come up. Then move on from there and install the next package you need. You could purchase a $5/mo digital ocean server or a $5 raspberry pi and start by installing, ,, , or some other software to get the first (largest) thing you want resolved. It depends on what direction you want take. Ask HN: How can a total beginner start with self-hosting.I run minio (S3 storage) and NextCloud on a small machine and it's way more convenient and useful than I imagined initially. Add some external (USB3 I hope) storage (SSD or even a good USB stick), and use it as centralized storage. On the other hand, 2GB RAM is quite useful for server-type workload: A web server, a small DB, a blog, email service.what other people buy RPi's for, you can do with that laptop. Nextcloud is another example of an open-source service which is being hosted by many individuals and organizations. Cloud drives: MEGA, Proton Drive and Nextcloud are great.
Nextcloud is free software, but you'll need to host it on your own server.įellow Indians, it is about time we talked about 'Online Privacy' I really like NextCloud, I have it hosted on a VPS and slapped a domain on it.
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