Nice to see an official headless option. If anyone is looking to do headless syncing specifically to their own Synology NAS, I created an open-source alternative for that here: https://pypi.org/project/obsidian-synology-sync/

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mtucker502 2 hours ago | parent [-]

I know this is headless but is there any other reason I should use this over the official Synology drive app?

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kepano an hour ago | parent | next [-]

The official Sync is focused on providing a more integrated experience in the Obsidian app

- Built-in version history

- Cross-platform support, especially on mobile

- Fine-grained control (e.g. different theme/plugins/settings per device)

- Sharing your vaults with other users

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tigereyeTO 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Synology Drive is a file and folder syncing system.

Obsidian is a note and wiki syncing system.

You should use an obsidian syncing system if you want to sync notes and wikis. You should use a file syncing system if you want to sync files.

	▲	fwn 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This reply does not address parents question at all. A key feature of Obsidian is that it stores your notes in an open folder structure on your file system. A very valid question is whether there are benefits to using a special note sync application rather than a standard file system sync application, and if so, what those benefits are.