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I moved back to SpiderOak from Dropbox because although it saves symlinks as the link files as well (not the files they point to), it supports both backup and s
by bsg75 7y ago
I moved back to SpiderOak from Dropbox because although it saves symlinks as the link files as well (not the files they point to), it supports both backup and sync separately as part of job definitions and I don't have to worry about how it interprets filesystems across the OSes it supports.
Being able to backup my home directory in its entirety and sync a subset of it (ex code projects) between machines is handy.