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You should take a look at http://www.wuala.com http://www.wuala.com

• dwiel 16y ago
  I've used wuala for linux and have found it quite rough around the edges. * not completely decentralized or open source. If wuala goes out of business, your data may not be recoverable. * web interface is lacking (poor folder navigation/listing) * doesn't work without X on linux * even with X, not all features are available through the command line or API, though some are * the interface that is provided is clunky * the status messages leave me wondering where in the process an update is. If a piece of software can't reliably tell me where it is in a process, I can't trust that the process is happening the way I expect.
  • aik 16y ago
    I agree, though I believe they're working on it. The technology is very impressive if you look into it. Concerning it not being completely decentralized - I consider it a plus since that fact ensures greater reliability.
  • mkuhn 16y ago
    Yep, Wuala is not completely open source and it is a business. Your worry that they might go out of business soon is mitigated quite a bit by the fact that they have been acquired by LaCie [1] over a year ago. I suppose Linux definitely isn't their main market and while the Web Interface is lacking at the moment they are working on an overhaul. [1] http://eu.techcrunch.com//2009/03/19/wuala-merges-with-lacie-to-take-p2p-cloud-storage-mainstream/ http://eu.techcrunch.com//2009/03/19/wuala-merges-with-lacie...