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Powerful macOS integration: with Finder, Keychain, Bonjour.Ģ- MountainDuck (Windows, & macOS) MountainDuck.

Bookmarking manager with import/ export options.

Built-in support for Dropbox, OneDrive, GoogleDrove, Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Backblaze B2, & RACOON.

Supports: FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, OpenStack Swift.

Supports many file transport protocols and online cloud services.

Unfortunately, It's supporting Windows, & macOS only, with no Linux support in the current version. It supports many cloud servers like Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, & S3, as well as multiple files transferring protocols, & storage options. Open-source Data backup & File Synchronization programsĬyberDuck is an open-source free(Libre/ FLOSS) server & cloud storage browser.

Some of them are easy to use for novice users, others like self-hosted cloud storage will require certain technical knowledge to run it, so some may require help to install and manage. In this article, we have compiled a list of the best open source free data backup and file synchronization software programs and tools. While some of them provide free space like Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, & Sync, Many users ran out of storage space considering their usage, number of files, and size of files. I think I have to leave this for a while.Data & File backup is a major requirement for end-users, There are many cloud-based commercial services which provide cloud storage allowing users to backup their data with simple easy tools: File Synchronization clients. for share Public, this is afp://MyBookLive.local/Public/

When I approach my NAS in the network via the Nemo file manager, then the path is afp://MyBookLive.local/įrom here I can approach the different shares. I wouldn't know which commands were needed. In order to map it, it is necessary to use one of the protocols and include the path to the device, I suppose its IP Address. Please find instructions on how to map the device on Windows in case it can be used as an example: The following protocols are suppored: CIFS/SMB, NFS, FTP, AFP, and they are the possible ones used to access your device. The Product Overview lists this information: It has not been tested in a Linux environment and we cannot recommend or assure its compatibility. The My Book Live (my NAS) has a Linux file system and it has been tested in the Windows and Mac environments up to Windows 7 and Mac OS Mountain Lion.