If you’re literally just sync thinging pictures to a remote computer, how do you share albums with your friends and family, search for that photo of a duck, or see a heat map of where you took them?
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I just use Syncthing to send my photos to my desktop at home. Automatically, instantly.
Specifically Syncthing-Fork, it moves all sync conditions into each sync job. https://github.com/Catfriend1/syncthing-android
There are clients for every OS. SyncTrayzor for Windows, Syncthing for Linux, Möbius for iOS.
This is not a solution to my problem. Read what I wrote.
Uh, I did. Please enlighten me how anything in your post could nit be addressed by this.
If you’re literally just sync thinging pictures to a remote computer, how do you share albums with your friends and family, search for that photo of a duck, or see a heat map of where you took them?
I listed each of those examples.