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Various HDD full data backups maintained with FreeFileSync, important files backup on ProtonDrive. Multi-device autosync with Syncthing (phones, tablet, pcs)

Yes, Syncthing needs 2 diferents devices to sync, FreeFileSync syncronize whatever you want within 1 device, for example between 2 Disks or from a network disk to your computer disk.

Syncthing works great if there are 2 devices turned on and connected to a LAN or Internet, and FreeFileSync is totally disconected from the internet and only needs 1 device on (the one that execute it)

I use both, Syncthing to autosync all my devices and FreeFileSync to backup all those files to various disconected hard drives

FreeFileSync a FOSS backup and folder synchronizer, a must have.

FreeFileSync is a folder comparison and synchronization software that creates and manages backup copies of all your important files. Instead of copying every file every time, FreeFileSync determines the differences between a source and a target folder and transfers only the minimum amount of data needed. FreeFileSync is Open Source software, available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

I’m also interested in this, I use Syncthing for multi-device sync, but it’s not aimed for multi-directoy in a single device backup

But, syncthing does not allow single-device synchronization, is a multi-device sync app

In physics, a particle is a fundamental or elementary unit of matter or energy. It refers to a localized object that exhibits certain properties, such as mass, charge, and spin.

The standard model of quantum physics is like a special chart that helps scientists understand and organize all particles. It tells us that there are two main categories of particles: matter particles and force particles.

Matter particles are the ones that make up things like you, me, and everything we see. They are further divided into two groups: quarks and leptons.

• Quarks are like the tiniest building blocks of matter, and they come in different types called flavors, such as up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom. They can be combined together to form “composite particles” like protons or neutrons.

• Leptons include particles like neutrinos which have no electrical charge, or electrons which are found in atoms, and they have a negative charge.

The other category is force particles, also called bosons.

These particles are responsible for carrying forces between matter particles. They help things stick together or repel each other. The force particles include the photon, which carries electromagnetic energy (they form light), the W and Z bosons, which help with the weak nuclear force and gluons that mediate the strong nuclear force by interacting with quarks.

Yes, the synchronization is in real time, and you can install it in Android and IOS devices (ok git can also be install but it’s more dificult). Also, you can have a lot of devices in constant sync without launching commands or touching any app, it works in background. I use both and they work perfectly for me.

Theres plenty of software designed to store personal wikis and info in markdown, of you are interested checkout Obsidian, Logseq and Jopling (in that order for me)

I also sync them with Syncthing and I store/backup them in a private GitHub repository, that allows me to access my notes on any device connected to the internet. All of this is compatible with Android and Windows platforms.

One thing that is designed to be future-proof is MarkDown, I’ve been taking profesional and personal notes and exporting important information from web pages to markdown and hosting it on my own PC for a while.

MarkDown it’s text based so you can have a huge amount of data with just a tiny bit of space. And it is easily translated/rendered as HTML. Apps like Logseq, Obsidian or Markor are good starts for managing huge vaults of information.

I’m thinking that whe should create a MarkDown community here.

edit: There’s one already! https://lemmy.ml/c/pkb