Windows build in robocopy togheter whit taskplaner meets that claims except its not opensource but shipped whit every windows, use it whit yarcgui for more "easy" setup.
Thank you for your answer, but robocopy ist not what I am looking for. (missing bi-directional sync)
I found Dsynchronize today, looks a tiny bit "rusty", but has most of the things I was looking for ..
http://dimio.altervista.org/eng/
Did you look at the syncthing plugin?
Yes, syncthing looked also really good, but my boot-device is only 2GB large, and the "file index" from syncthing was stored in the users home-directory and used all available space. Maybe if the syncthing-plugin has in the future the option to store the index on the data-drive, I will switch back to syncthing. I know that I could have used hardlinks.
You might want to invest in a decent SSD. You will find yourself really limited by a 2GB system drive.
@raulfg3
I used that too in the past but Freefilesync installs the adware opencandy sometimes whitout asking you.
Syncthing looks like a good solution and it is Open Source. I would really try it out guys. Maybe there will be an upgrade to BTSync too. But there is a one time fee for personal use to open up all the features.
I used both Freefilesync and Dsynchronize, and I like Dsynchronize better. Freefilesync installs stuff without asking you and I stopped using it, even though it was good. I also tried Robocopy but again, not fully what I was looking for. Now, on the same note, do you guys use a registry cleaner to clean your system and to keep it optimized? I found some good options on https://thinkmobiles.com/blog/best-registry-cleaner-tools/ but many people say that it's not really necessary. What do you think about that?
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