Hi there I am looking high and low for a solid sync solution to use between all my devices … Ubuntu Laptop, Android Phone, Windows Desktop (Work), unRaid Server, and then also all the Wife’s devices I like odrive the most so far due to its support for various cloud providers, I simply am on the fence about its Linux support and future. So I have a few questions that hopefully could help me take a plunge. Is the Linux sync agent a fully automated sync after initial install/config? Can i config and forget about it if I do a full sync on an account root? Is there any possible way of configuring a click action for .cloud files that would call the cli and tell it to sync that file quietly without any terminal windows opening? What are odrives’ plans for the Linux user in the future? Lets have some frank and honest input so we can decide what to use. Does anyone have or know how to configure the linux agent as a docker container on an unRaid server? I have only basic knowledg…

Hi Jens, You can find more detailed information on the CLI capability here which addresses many of your questions: https://medium.odrive.com/sync-client-magic-602d858731de

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I offer another method to add odrive sync engine comands to to the linux file manager (Dolphin / Nautilus). The way I did this was to: 1 - create shell scripts that will do a odrive sync task. I created one (sync_odrive_file.sh) that does a sync command on a .cloudf or .cloud file #!/bin/bash eval odrive sync '${1}' exit $? save sync_odrive_file.sh somewhere and make it executable I also created one (sync_odrive_folder.sh) that syncs all the files in the folder 1 level below it #!/bin/bash…

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