It is a stressful experience to keep watching that thing until it starts up successfully so I can put it to rest inthe background. I choose wireless, or on charge or both etc, it keeps asking me to change the settings otherwise it refuses to run, duhhhh why on earth? What is the point? This is the case on all of my devices. The whole run in background with condition thing is soooooo useless.
FILES DELETED FROM DROPSYNC AFTER UPLOAD ERROR ANDROID
If any of the android devices is offline while the deletion happens, it is pretty much guaranteed that some of those deleted files will rise from dead again. I have to do this multiple times a day sometimes. This is one of the worst offenders because I have to “manually sync files” meaning that I have to put all my devices infront of me and see what is what and make sure that all are equal. I delete files from a node to find out that the files showed up later. The deleted files keeps coming back and keeps showing up on devices (Linux and Android). Sometimes the syncthing binary crashes, sometimes both. I already use foreground priority, cpu weaks etc. So your syncs will stink later you will find out. The app crashes and you will never know that it did. Here are things that kept me busy with this appįrequent crashes on all devices. I have been using this tool since it came out and it made me a worse person because I started to swear more and more. I own/owned tens of Android devices mostly between Lollipop and Marshmallow so I used the app on all of these devices and to this date I never ever had a single smooth experience. The Android app has been nothing but a pain in the but for me for a long time. I am sorry to put the title that way but I want to get these out of my chest for real.
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