How might you build a cohesive ecosystem of devices with Linux?

• ZeroTier

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  A Smart Ethernet Switch for Earth

  

Here are some thing I have been successfully using: - for PDF files sync, check SyncThing (open source) or Resilio Sync (free) - for calendar sync and cloud storage, check NextCloud. You’ll have to host it somewhere accessible from your phone, which usually means having a static IP. This means either hosting on something like Linode or running it on your Pi and connecting all your devices using Tailscale (open source) or Zerotier.

• tailscale

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  The easiest, most secure way to use WireGuard and 2FA.

  

Here are some thing I have been successfully using: - for PDF files sync, check SyncThing (open source) or Resilio Sync (free) - for calendar sync and cloud storage, check NextCloud. You’ll have to host it somewhere accessible from your phone, which usually means having a static IP. This means either hosting on something like Linode or running it on your Pi and connecting all your devices using Tailscale (open source) or Zerotier.

• InfluxDB

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• syncthing-android

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  Wrapper of syncthing for Android.

  

Here are some thing I have been successfully using: - for PDF files sync, check SyncThing (open source) or Resilio Sync (free) - for calendar sync and cloud storage, check NextCloud. You’ll have to host it somewhere accessible from your phone, which usually means having a static IP. This means either hosting on something like Linode or running it on your Pi and connecting all your devices using Tailscale (open source) or Zerotier.

• Nextcloud

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  ☁️ Nextcloud server, a safe home for all your data

  

Here are some thing I have been successfully using: - for PDF files sync, check SyncThing (open source) or Resilio Sync (free) - for calendar sync and cloud storage, check NextCloud. You’ll have to host it somewhere accessible from your phone, which usually means having a static IP. This means either hosting on something like Linode or running it on your Pi and connecting all your devices using Tailscale (open source) or Zerotier.

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