> There's still a lot of value to be had in providing a folder that syncs quickly and effortlessly. I gave up on Dropbox for many of the reasons mentioned in t

> There's still a lot of value to be had in providing a folder that syncs quickly and effortlessly. I gave up on Dropbox for many of the reasons mentioned in this thread (and lacking ZFS on Linux being the final straw). Nextcloud fills this niche for me now. And it offers practically unlimited storage, is free and even open-source. I’m not coming back, Dropbox.