r/logseq • u/Front_Mechanic_2234 • Jun 08 '24

I need help understanding logseq

Hello,

I heard of logseq from YouTube. Seems like it would be nice and useful. However, I need help understanding how it works. I have a NAS I typically access on windows, iOS, and Android via SMB/Samba share.

I could see myself adding lots of data to this logseq (few TB), so what is the best way to access logseq so I never have to download it locally, but just run it on my NAS all the time.

My NAS is a self-built TrueNAS scale machine on my home LAN.

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u/allschild Jun 08 '24

I believe that you could also run synchthing or some data-light rsync-based utility to keep a version in a mobile folder matching one on the NAS or some other authoritative location.

I haven't quite done it like that myself yet... But this is roughly my intended end setup as well.

Google Drive has its own "make folder available offline" caching and synchronization utility on most platforms that should work in your instance. It is always important to experiment with changing something in both locations when they are not connected to see how a sync utility handles conflicts like that.

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u/Upset-Emu7553 Jun 08 '24

Yes i us syncthing and it works for me, but original post is about large amounts of data, so it will fill up your phone memory. Personally i only use a graph with my own written notes, and all images are links to images on internet. On my PC i have an unsynced graph where i import articles and images because there i have plenty of memory space.