Finished planning for the upcoming bike trip, thanks to @bikerouter - works nicely also for Japan!
Doing this for the third year now. The planning with bikerouter improved. Distributing the routes to the 2 Android phone I'll use also works, via #syncthing, and then loading in OSMand.
Single routes of 130/31/44/117km.
Annoyingly, the company provided iphone which I'll use as backup: due to missing syncthing on ios, I'm like a cave man attaching the routes to a mail which I open on the phone..
How do folks do their #nextcloud #android sync?
I need a reliable two way sync and since nextcloud doesn't offer a working solution as of now (check issue no. 19 on their github lol)
I was thinking about this setup where I use a #raspberryPi as a middle man and wireguard on Android, so they're in the same network anyways:
Nextcloud (on the web) <> Raspberry pi (running nextcloud client software)
Raspberry pi <> Android
Both the pi and the android would run #syncthing.
Anyone running a setup like this? Is this an overkill?
Well, I had a bit of frustration this morning trying to get Joplin to synchronize notes between my phone and my other phone and my laptop and other places. But I did finally figure it out. So here's the rundown. Start out with Joplin on the desktop and have it synchronize to a desktop folder. Then get syncthing running on the desktop machine.
#joplin #syncthing #GrapheneOS
Desde hace dos semanas uso #Obsidian sincronizando ordenador y móvil gracias a #Syncthing, me estoy organizando todo ahí y siento que he pasado a otro nivel en mi curro y mi vida en general. Tenía pendiente conseguir configurar Syncthing y lo hice así por cabezonería, pero también os digo que sincronizar Obsidian con su opción de pago sale a 42 euros anuales, que poco me parece para lo práctico que resulta.
No soy geek y respondo preguntas.
https://publish.obsidian.md/hub/02+-+Community+Expansions/02.05+All+Community+Expansions/Auxiliary+Tools/Syncthing
Finalement en suivant correctement la procédure, /e/ os en version community Android 13 fonctionne très bien sur mon Galaxy S9. En utilisant la carte se plutôt que adb, c'est pratique.
Et avec #syncthing, j'ai tout récupéré en quelques minutes :)
People who use Syncthing, which of these file syncing methods do you use?
This is how I always wanted #Obsidian in my #Supernote. Just a few of my Containers of Information being synchronized, but using #Syncthing. Finalizing some tests and configuration to tell you all about it in a video coming up soon 
That's probably more efficient.
The cool thing about #syncthing is that you don't have to be on the same LAN. XD
You could also use #Syncthing to push a flag file to tell the Android TV what to do.
I don't know about Android TV, but on my Roku TV, I have an invidious client that hosts a webserver to use as a remote on my phone.
I also use the [roku-cli] to control my TV very conveniently from my laptop.
Just posted: SyncTrain for Syncthing on iOS
#Syncthing #Ios #Iphone
https://mike.puddingtime.org/synctrain-for-syncthing-on-ios/
@apodoxus Last winter I built my own NAS. Now I have a "share-folder" on my devices. They sync via #syncthing.
P. S. If it has do be fast, I can manually drop the file in the "share-folder".
Great! apt.syncthing.net is now accessible via the current Internet Protocol, https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/issues/8934 is finally fixed.
Thanks @syncthing team & everyone involved 
#Syncthing is setup as well as #KeepassXC and #Rofi, I even got back my #Joplin notes too
Yes to creating two different files when there's a conflict , but that's what ediff can help you sort out.
As for syncing needing both sides online at the same time... Not to be facetious, but that's how it works. Using a provider's solution, just means their system is online - and storing your data.
I get around this by running #SyncThing on a #RasPi that is on 24/7. It's light enough that you won't notice it and that solves my connectivity issues.
@ringtailringo check out #SyncThing.
It's cross platform and you can set up a way to handle sync conflicts.
The conflict handling isn't as smooth a process as what you would get with git, or a DB, but it works by *not losing your data* which is the goal.
Fedi ? Y a des utilisateurs de syncthing ?
Est-ce que ça remplace le cloud drive ?
@sbb I'm pretty sure #synctrain (an iOS #syncthing client) works on the iPad. Did you try that?
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/synctrain/id6553985316
Edit: #MöbiusSync is also showing as working on iPad.
When you want to export a video from an #iPad, transferring to a far more reasonable filesystem over on a #linux laptop, what app do you use to do that? No I don't want to use AirDrop, as I have only one Mac device (and never want another).
The Files app in iPad OS can connect to an SMB server, but only in read-only mode. The SMB server absolutely supports read-write, when other kinds of client connect. This is mildly infuriating, as this "one-way street" behaviour in iPadOS is clearly a walled-garden sort of limitation.
I found a #Warpinator-compatible app for #iPadOS, but it just transfers one file at a time. This is the best I could come up with. Alas, there is also no #syncthing for iPadOS. 
Note: Syncthing would be my preferred way (I use it to sync between Android <-> Linux as my goto network file sync solution).
