cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/63067

Hello!

I recently had issues with my self-hosted instance of Nextcloud so I started looking for an alternative to it.

I would like something that could allow me to make a local network of shared files between devices I choose, if that makes any sense.

I stumbled upon Syncthing but it doesen’t seem what I had in mind: I understand that it replicates folders between devices, but I am looking for a way to distribuite files between machines. Again, like Nextcloud but without a central server to rely to.

Do you know if something of that sort exists?

Or if you have any other solution?

Thank you.

P.S. I am posting it here because it seems like some sort of self-hosting, but maybe I will cross-post it to the decentralized comunity.

  • Tommi
    1•3 years ago

    I definitely suggest you to check Cubbit out, it is brilliant and I would even say revolutionary. I own a Cubbit cell and I cannot be more happy.

    Yes, there is room for A LOT of improvements, still, the core of the service works greatly.

      • Tommi
        1•3 years ago

        Nope. I think it could be, but instead Cubbit provides the complete hardware in an hexagonal cell

      • Tommi
        1•3 years ago

        Nope. I think it could be, but instead Cubbit provides the complete hardware in an hexagonal cell

  • @Echedenyan@lemmy.ml
    1•3 years ago

    Emm SyncThing already do what you are describing, but it requires you to put that content in specific folders (Nextcloud do that but only 1 per account) in order to be shared (you can share different parent folders but you must choose to which devices to sync each one).