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How do you sync Music and Playlists locally?
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Umm... I don't. I use CMUS which uses its own playlist structure, and on top of all that, I make changes to my music collection on my phone that I am yet to sync over to my Linux machine and then to a USB which acts as a backup solution. I know that in the sysadmin realm they say "2 is 1, 1 is none", but that usually goes for untested backups, or backups that can be lost in various ways. Personally, if I have my music collection (or at least most of it on 3 different devices most of the time and on at least 2 devices at 100% of the time (when I'm tinkering with my phone or distrohopping), I'd say I'm pretty safe.