Yes. And not sure why you're dramatizing it so hard, the best security/patching/monitoring comes from free and open source software, and the biggest fails tend to come from third parties that I (or more importantly, everybody else) can't monitor.
This is all the whole entire point of software freedom. It's not that it's perfect, but it is as good, frequently better, than third parties. Weird how this is controversial.
Try syncthing. But if not that, I mean, rsync, which is what the big boys rely on anyway.
This is all the whole entire point of software freedom. It's not that it's perfect, but it is as good, frequently better, than third parties. Weird how this is controversial.
Try syncthing. But if not that, I mean, rsync, which is what the big boys rely on anyway.