sethfoxen

I use SYNC on my laptop, and a few personal rasberry pi servers. One server is for backups, so it just hosts all the shares that I have off-site in case I need to grab some files if my main pi server goes down, which is used for cloud storage and torrents. I also use SYNC on my android phone, along with my laptop and servers, to keep my emulator ROMs and save files synced between my laptop, phone, and OUYA console. I can start a game on my phone on the go, and pick up right where I left off at home on my OUYA, and vice-versa. I've been using this system for a few months, and the instantanous sync of game files and such is absolutely perfect, and there's hardly any lag time to sync on my own network. If I'm off my network, there's really no need for the sync to be instant, since I'm away from my OUYA console anyway, but having the save files backup, and being able to restore save files that I've botched for any reason is a life saver. Using my own personal cloud storage to keep everything across my laptop, and netbook synced is great for writing reports for college. I take my netbook to class while my laptop stays at home, and I can take notes, save powerpoints, and start papers on it, then finish them when I get hom on my laptop, or desktop. I can keep my music collection synced between my latop and netbook, allowing me to listen to some music while I'm studying in the lobby at school, or writing reports in the cafeteria. All in all, I love this software, and I'm very glad to have found it, and for it's development.