Yes, many people use SyncThing for file synchronization and collaboration.
Yes, many people use SyncThing for file synchronization and collaboration.
I searched for a method to share files across several machines without relying on cloud platforms like Google Drive or Dropbox, or setting up SAMBA. Grok recommended SyncThing—a web interface that enables syncing a directory between multiple devices. It functions as a local storage alternative to the cloud. While there’s an initial setup phase and configuration required, it operates smoothly afterward. I use it to match video files from my Linux machine with those on my gaming PC. My Linux setup runs Windows 10, while my desktop uses Manjaro. I’m planning a transition to CachyOS but will keep editing on the desktop for performance reasons. My HP mini PC serves as a solid capture device and streaming source via OBS.