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Synchi - Two-way file sync
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rclone also works over SSH, and isn't needed on the remote side, rclone also shows you exactly what it's gonna do with colored text and formatting along with conflict management, but yes it is a bit complicated and a step above nextcloud etc, although GUIs exist I haven't tested them. Loking forwards to how a new tool focused on personal use specifically can manage to be more user friendly and adapt exclusive focused features for such, looks more approachable and simple.
Thanks for correcting me! Honestly, I haven't used rclone bisync myself so thanks for sharing it. I have to give it a try now. rclone definitely looks a lot more compex feature-rich tool. Synchi I think would be alot simpler to setup and works great for my specific use case of syncing notes and files between my devices. Perhaps, targeted users is the distinction? Anyways I need to try it and see what good things I can learn from it.