After the whole Syncthing-Fork debacle, I’ve been considering what to do, and I discovered that Syncthing Tray has experimental Android builds. I’ve noticed the UI is kind of buggy (not really a surprise since they’re experimental builds), so I was wondering if anyone has actually used it and could provide a comparison with Syncthing-Fork. I’m especially interested regarding battery life and so on given that that was the main benefit of Syncthing-Fork over the original app anyway before the original app got discontinued, and obviously I’d like to know if it syncs well or if there are any weird issues.

  • Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe
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    3 hours ago

    Thing is, even using this new app it’s still ST underneath, using their Discovery servers. That’s as big an issue as anything.

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      2 hours ago

      Whats the issue with using their discovery servers? Has something changed regarding this?

    • Lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      2 hours ago

      Syncthing itself is fine. Syncthing-Fork, a completely separate project that wraps Syncthing into a neat app for Android, is what’s going through the repo drama.

      Besides - it looks like the new repo owner is pretty transparent about the whole thing and appears to be making good-faith efforts to keep the original Syncthing-Fork devs involved.