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[https://syncthing.net/ Syncthing] is a free and open-source decentralized file synchronization application that ~~enables~~ secure, continuous, and private syncing of files between computers. Unlike cloud-based services, Syncthing operates peer-to-peer, so your data remains on your devices unless you choose to share it. It is cross-platform, offering native support for Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and mobile devices.<ref>https://syncthing.net/</ref>

[https://syncthing.net/ Syncthing] is a free and open-source decentralized file synchronization application that allows for secure, continuous, and private syncing of files between computers. Unlike cloud-based services, Syncthing operates peer-to-peer, so your data remains on your devices unless you choose to share it. It is cross-platform, offering native support for Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and mobile devices.<ref>https://syncthing.net/</ref>

== Installation ==

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=== Disable default sync folder ===

Syncthing creates a 'Sync' folder in your home directory every time it regenerates a configuration, even if your declarative configuration does not have this folder. You can disable that by ~~setting~~ the ~~STNODEFAULTFOLDER environment variable~~:

Syncthing creates a 'Sync' folder in your home directory every time it regenerates a configuration, even if your declarative configuration does not have this folder. You can disable that by using the <code>--no-default-folder</code> command-line option<ref>https://docs.syncthing.net/users/syncthing.html#cmdoption-no-default-folder</ref>:

~~systemd.~~services.syncthing.~~environment.STNODEFAULTFOLDER~~ = "~~true~~"; # Don't create default ~/Sync folder

services.syncthing.extraFlags = [ "--no-default-folder" ]; # Don't create default ~/Sync folder

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[[Category:Applications]]

[[Category:File synchronization]]

[[Category:Web ~~applications~~]]

[[Category:Web Applications]]

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-[https://syncthing.net/ Syncthing] is a free and open-source decentralized file synchronization application that enables secure, continuous, and private syncing of files between computers. Unlike cloud-based services, Syncthing operates peer-to-peer, so your data remains on your devices unless you choose to share it. It is cross-platform, offering native support for Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and mobile devices.<ref>https://syncthing.net/</ref>
+[https://syncthing.net/ Syncthing] is a free and open-source decentralized file synchronization application that allows for secure, continuous, and private syncing of files between computers. Unlike cloud-based services, Syncthing operates peer-to-peer, so your data remains on your devices unless you choose to share it. It is cross-platform, offering native support for Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and mobile devices.<ref>https://syncthing.net/</ref>
 == Installation ==
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 === Disable default sync folder ===
-Syncthing creates a 'Sync' folder in your home directory every time it regenerates a configuration, even if your declarative configuration does not have this folder. You can disable that by setting the STNODEFAULTFOLDER environment variable:
+Syncthing creates a 'Sync' folder in your home directory every time it regenerates a configuration, even if your declarative configuration does not have this folder. You can disable that by using the <code>--no-default-folder</code> command-line option<ref>https://docs.syncthing.net/users/syncthing.html#cmdoption-no-default-folder</ref>:
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-systemd.services.syncthing.environment.STNODEFAULTFOLDER = "true"; # Don't create default ~/Sync folder
+services.syncthing.extraFlags = [ "--no-default-folder" ]; # Don't create default ~/Sync folder
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 [[Category:Applications]]
 [[Category:File synchronization]]
-[[Category:Web applications]]
+[[Category:Web Applications]]