> only wants a decent and free crossplatform sync service

Self-hosting has been the only way son

>>57899023
I'm currently using mega and I have no problem with it.
There are some GDrive clients going around the interwebs, but haven't tried any of them

>>57899023
rsync over sftp

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>>57899023
Just use Google Drive and embrace the botnet. See! It knew I was going to mention it before I even started typing!

owncloud

>>57899043
same here and I almost got fucked because I forgot my password and they can't recover it. Obviously I'm not going to store my nuclear launch codes on Mega but for general cloud storage I don't really see what the problem is.

>>57899023
>What do
Start using mainstream OS faggot

>>57899023
I use Mega. Don't give a fuck. I encrypt everything I upload and I've got multiple accounts, it's free cloud storage.

Try syncthing

>>57899023
ACD, self hosting, StackSync.
Mobile and desktop clients. Nice API too if you want to develop something custom. I connect to it via node.js for some invoicing needs.

>>57899023
I set up my raspberry pi as a samba share

>>57899023
I use Mega since 2013 and the only problem I've got with it is that a few of my files got duplicated for some reason

>>57899023
What's wrong with dropbox?

>>57899023
rsync