Chromebooks and self hosted cloud storage
On 07/02/2015 14:56, Tim Watts wrote:
On 07/02/15 14:45, Theo Markettos wrote: In uk.d-i-y Tim Watts wrote: On 06/02/15 23:11, Richard Kettlewell wrote: Personally: push the question up a layer by sticking everything that I want to be available everywhere in git, and sync when opportunities arise. But it is an interesting idea for small files. Not sure about large binaries though... The problem with git is it's all or nothing. If you put everything in one repo then you get the whole lot, you can't be selective. So it means the kitchen PC has to get the bank statements as well as the recipes, or whatever it may be. It also means you have to update everything, which is annoying when you're on a slow/metered link. If you start partitioning into multiple repos then you end up with dozens of repos to (forget to) sync, and you can't easily move things between repos. Subversion allows partial checkouts, but doesn't work offline. I haven't yet found a distributed VCS that works sensibly in this situation. Though I haven't explored some of the options mentioned he http://blogs.atlassian.com/2014/05/h...ositories-git/ (git-annex looks interesting) Theo Yep - this is definitely taking the wrong direction. The right direction is a well designed network protocol for handling "remote storage". Google managed it, so did Dropbox. Now I really must go test one of the opensource systems and see if any of them come close. I was hoping someone might already have tried one, but evidently not... I'm looking forward to some little NAS boxes in the future that can be "private dropbox type servers" so all your pads and phones and chromebooks can tap into your own private store. Last time I checked Google Drive couldn't handle nested folders |
Chromebooks and self hosted cloud storage
On 07/02/15 16:05, stuart noble wrote:
Last time I checked Google Drive couldn't handle nested folders It certainly can now - I have several 2-3 levels deep. |
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