The release of syncspirit 0.4.0 is available, allowing for automatic continuous synchronization of user files across multiple devices. The project addresses tasks similar to the proprietary BitTorrent Sync system. Syncspirit is written in C++ and is distributed under the GPLv3 license. The graphical interface is built using the FLTK library; it utilizes a domestic embedded DBMS MBDX for database storage; and an actor framework, rotor, is used for event handling. Ready-made builds are available for Linux (x86_64, AppImage), Windows (supports Windows XP), and macOS.
Syncspirit is an independent implementation of the BEP synchronization protocol proposed by the Syncthing project. The synchronized data is not uploaded to third-party cloud storage; instead, it is directly replicated between the user's systems when they appear online simultaneously. Unlike the Syncthing project, which is written in Go and utilizes a client-server architecture (with a web browser acting as a client), syncspirit is a classic monolithic desktop application that allows for more efficient use of RAM.
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