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I've tried Spideroak and I really tried to like / use it, but it never worked very well, feels unfocused and a bit unfinished. I'm probably going to just move

I've tried Spideroak and I really tried to like / use it, but it never worked very well, feels unfocused and a bit unfinished. I'm probably going to just move my photos to Dropbox (I know, its not a backup program, but it works and is very simple to deal with)

corford 9y ago
Not sure how recently you tried it but the current SpiderOak One app is solid and polished (imho anyway). It just works and is brain dead simple to use. Much more so than I remember Crash Plan ever being (admittedly haven't used them in years). Edit: I've only ever used SpiderOak's Windows app though. No idea how good/bad their Linux client is. Edit 2: this is what the current version looks like on my windows machine: http://imgur.com/a/KfnlQ http://imgur.com/a/KfnlQ