Just to clarify then: you use a home server - are you running Syncthing on Linux?

So, if I have an old laptop (win10) would I need to learn linux to use it as an home server - and could it use minimal power when it's always on? The power thing is an issue here in UK.

I have a nvidia shield for the tv, is that a possibility for a server - I go run plex on it?

These might sound to you like daft questions, but I'm just learning stuff. Thanks.

That sounds really cool. I currently sync obsidian via a hosted solution on Hetzner using webdav. I'm wondering if I might be able to utilise it somehow as you have - maybe I won't need to intervene as much.

Thanks for the advice.

Does your method use cloud storage? If not, can you please explain to me just how it works across multiple devices?

Decist please! Haha.

Wtf has something put into my reply!?

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Device information

Sync version: v23.08.25-12:16    
Sync flavor: googlePlay    

View type: List    
Push enabled: false    

Device: gta4lwifi    
Model: samsung SM-T500    
Android: 12

Bit corny, but old time good.

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I'm pretty new to some of this, did you have to enable these in the car or on the phone?

Ignore my comment - I meant to ask if there were android versions of the previous two packages. It's been a hectic day!