Yeah, I risk my data with broken ass applications like Calibre all the
time. That is why I have Gdrive as a backup. Get real.
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Tit
Because all of those utilities are editors, that work on one file at a
time. Anyway, I dont really care whether you believe me or not. File
systems are not atomic, that is a fact. Waving your hands and saying X,
Y or Z magically work, just means that you have been lucky enough to
avoid running into
Actually, every other piece of software I use has no problem with being
synched to gdrive. Calibre is the only thing that breaks. Clearly this
has to do with a difference in the way Calibre functions, rather than
NAS or file synchronization operations. Everything else is quite robust,
including abo
filesystems have no concept of atomic operations. You cannot have
multiple software accessing the same set of files at the same time and
expect things to magically work. If you put your calibrelibrary on a NAS
or a folder that is modified by other software, things *will* break.
https://manual.cal
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