Also, you can just copy the file manually and then start the sync - thus not needing to download any files and saving bandwidth.įirst open terminal and type/copy-paste the lines after '$ ': $ toolbox create It just syncs between your PCs, but if you have a Windows PC or a Windows Virtual Machine that can sync to OneDrive, then it’ll work (this is what I do myself).

While it’ll create a “Sync” folder by default, you can easily point to any folder and just sync everything inside that folder (including any sub-folders within, so you can choose specifically only the folder you want to sync or learn to use the ignore-patterns).Īlso, just in case, make sure to turn on the File Versioning during setup (Simple File Versioning should be fine) so that you wouldn’t lose anything if something went wrong. You’ll want to start from the computer that has everything.

There is a Getting Started guide on the syncthing website (which I couldn’t link to due to limitation) so please read that first.

My recommendation is to use Syncthing which should also be available on App Center and on Windows as SyncTrayzor, to sync between multiples PCs and phones. Files/Nautilus is not GNOME Documents, hence why it doesn’t appear. The ‘show document’ option requires GNOME Documents which doesn’t seem to be on Flatpak.

How to sync office 365 with documents