Hello!

I have made a decentralised file system, like a cloud drive, but fully decentralised.

I feel it’s time to test it more thoroughly, and publish it. To get feedback and well let users use it!

So my question is, anyone wants to try it out?

It’s very easy to setup, you basically just need to forward 1 port and run a script. Or do the manual install which is just a couple of steps.

Sharing is very easy:

10f -i my_stuff image.jpg

Anyone curious enough to try it out?

Cheers

Valmond

PS. If you want to check it out, the whole story is here including quick setup, examples and so on. PPS. For the daring: Codeberg repo

  • Valmond@lemmy.worldOP
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    5 days ago

    I usually try to direct people at https://lemmy.mindoki.com/c/tenfingers which have proven not very effective, but you can post public messages there, or send a private DM to me directly if you so feel. It would be wonderful if you try 10f out and comment on how it works out.

    Nodes in Tenfingers are different than in crypto current nodes or say in IPFS, they are discardable and trust less. Links themselves contains node adresses (there are more things here for the anti link decay system, which contains node adresses too), they are one part of node address sharing; use a link, absorb the adresses. The second part is sharing between nodes themselves, basically a node can get a request for addresses, and if honored, they’ll be added to the address list too. Remember, nodes are trustless and are used only if they function. At scale, even large amounts of bad nodes does not cripple the system.

    So you need one link to bootstrap, but then it’s all decentralised.

    For your hybrid approach, I will think about it but Tenfingers does not work like torrents. I have to figure out the benefits from such a system.

    Thanks and I hope you give it a go!