Thus, two different “clients” for two different use-cases. 50 Likes Update on JWe've released Synology Drive macOS beta version to support On-demand Sync & Apple M1 models natively. It helps a lot to improve our products Lately, Synology Drive 3.2 Beta has come out with some of the addressed issues fixed in Mac client. They are then cleaned up on my local system after a few days by either my OS or SeaDrive (different settings) so those files don’t take up local storage but they are still available on the server. 22281 Views 46 Likes Hey Synology family, (Updated 2) Thanks for all the feedback you guys have provided to us. This is great for old picture archives and stuff especially – I open the SeaDrive folder on my system and only the files I “open” are downloaded. I use “SeaDrive” for things like multimedia files (pictures, etc) or infrequently accessed files (maybe some old documentation or hard-to-find executables I’ve archived, old ebooks, etc.) that I only want to access when I need them and then I want it gone from my desktop but still stored nicely on my Seafile Server. on the server and a local copy of just the current file on my desktop system. This lets me have versioning/history, etc. Then whenever changes are made and I save the file locally, the Client syncs them to my Seafile Server a few seconds later. I use the “Seafile Client” for things like Documents where I want a local copy on my system because I use those files very often and like working locally on my machine. Not sure if the Mac client(s) have all the same features, but the underlying idea is the same: But, I’ve always used the two programs for different reasons and often simultaneously. Can’t comment on anything Mac since I’m on Windows and Linux.
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