Awesome open-source software that's not widely known. I'll

Synthing is just fantastic
sync 2 PC at work
with 2 PC at home
with Android

when: a minimalistic command-line calendar application

http://lightandmatter.com/when/when.html

Type "when e" to edit a plaintext file and schedule stuff:
2016 june 27, make bad posts

Type "when" to print entries for the next 2 weeks to stdout

Since it's all just plaintext, it can very easily be hooked into other things, like notification daemons.

So all I have to do is some initial configuring for each device, and then it'll sync whenever I have it running on both devices?

This seems too good to be true.

>>55286652
Syncthing is actually a well known package but why would you use that if you have your own file server?

>>55288464
yes, it works perfectly

>>55286652
I would love to use this but it doesn't work with external SD cards on Android, even with root - making it absolutely useless.

>>55288483
I like having a 'mesh' network of devices on multiple networks so that if a computer or network is down all of my files continue syncing and backing themselves up

>>55286652
>SoundKonverter
>KolourPaint
>gnome-screenshot

>>55288893
what? I use with my cell and tablet, syncs a folder in external sd with no complaints.

absolutely useless is the way they keep trying to nerf sd cards in android, though.

>>55291288
what the shit?
what version of Android?

>>55291402
Kitkat on cheap tablet and moto/g/.

Of course, I've got both rooted. Maybe that's what's bugging you access to sd card.

I use my desktop as "master" and both sync a folder, it's really that simple.

>>55293236
yeah that's it. it doesn't work on 5+ AFAIK :(

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>>55286652
Puredata

>>55286652 It cant encrypt data on disk. So you cant store your private files on remote server. And there is no iOS client.
BTsync is a winner here. Sorry foss-fags.