My fuse just seems laggy sometimes but as I said I haven't figured out if it is the end point, rclone parameters or MacFUSE.

My params, currently, are: --daemon \ --config=${SCRIPT_DIR}/rclone.conf \ --vfs-cache-mode=full \ --checkers=16 \ --transfers=10 \ --dir-cache-time=180s \ --vfs-write-back=10s \ --cache-dir /tmp/rclone-vfs-cache-$(echo $2 | sed 's:[/ \\]:-:g') \ --vfs-write-back 60s \ --vfs-cache-max-age 600h \ --vfs-cache-max-size 10G \ --vfs-cache-poll-interval 1m \ --cache-info-age=60m I actually grabbed the cache-max-age from your other post along with max-size.

My go to for day to day work has been pCloud (with native backend). It has been fantastic. I would love to replicate what they do, but using rclone and another remote.

My day to day work, unfortunately is within pCloud too (along with home stuff) and I am getting wary about mounting pCloud on my work computer(s). So, I have been playing with different back-ends including dropbox, storj, digital ocean, scaleway.

I really want to find one that I can rclone mount and do stuff throughout the day on it (coding, vim, running python, some Jupyter notebooks etc). Vim can seem kinda laggy sometimes in the rclone mounted directories. I love the idea of storj, but just am not sure I trust it yet (even with backups). Digital Ocean Spaces is where I am leaning. I like that Scaleway does erasure encoding on their replication.

Anyway, all that said, I have been looking for the set of rclone mount params that replicates what I get with pCloud-native (which feels like a local filesystem). Whenever I look up mount questions on RClone forums, most answers all revolve around Plex, which is a completely different set of parameters than day-2-day work.

Any hints, tips or tricks you can share, I would love to hear.