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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.
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.
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.
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.