According to multiple debian based and ubuntu based and Arch I use. No. Not default. Cubic still is.
My experience was that some days ago I was trying to make my UDP faster, but turned out found out about BBR - for TCP. Well, lucky me - currently some country away from home for family reason. Plex generally takes 40-80s to start a movie/episode for me. And measly about 10s max buffer available - and this is on a 3-5Mbps show.
After BBR (note I have to apply on Proxmox host, my container are unprivileged and can’t set this themselves), I got 8-30s max to start a show/movie. And now comfortably sit between some good minutes on buffer. 15-20Mbps quality now playable.
To me personally it was black magic, and I was tossing it in just 2 days ago too
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Used it for awhile on and off.
You don’t need to use the encrypted sync service. You can have your desktop not sleeping and use the host-clients local sync method to be fully not relying on their external service.
Personally. I was using it with a Debian VM as the always-online host and other machines like phone and laptop, desktop as clients. While also have my own wireguard container running. Pretty much fully offline sync.
I stop using it when I realize they scraped the self-hosted server that they promised.
Also mobile client was ass, just like the promise of self-hosted server.
Ah. I used it for very long time btw. Just stop when I realize the dude scrapped the self-hosted server.
In the mean time. I have been using Notesnook but well, if they fucked up the self-hosted server, I’d leave too
There always markdown + syncthing that I can rely on as for note and to-do