[BiteCode_dev]

I dreamed of this for a long time.

Being always on the road, I often have my emails/contacts/todolist/pictures/whatever scatered accross all my devices, with no easy way to synchronize them without getting access to wifi.

This means in transport, in the country side, or in another country, my system is in shamble. Also, it means everything is slow to sync.

Yesterday I had to send a AI model to my colleague next to me. I was on linux, he was on windows. The fastest way was to get a usb stick. That should be a click in 2022. The closest to something reliable to do this was duckto, but it's not maintained anymore.

Good luck to ditto!

[KennyBlanken]

Magic Wormhole comes close, I think: https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole

Syncthing is painless, with available local network detection of other clients. If either device has a webcam, the QR codes in the web UI make it quite quick to have a synchronized folder between two systems.

[BiteCode_dev]

Yeah it's really cool. I tried to introduce it years ago, but something you must pip install is a deal breaker for most people, even python devs. Too many ways to fail. Besides, casual drag and drop is always going to be easier than cli for windows users.

[solarkraft]

Try https://webwormhole.io or https://sharedrop.io

[BiteCode_dev]

That doesn't work on the local network, does it?

[kevmo314]

It does if the two peers can negotiate a connection successfully which happens in webrtc signaling

[BiteCode_dev]

nice !