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I would have said the same thing in 2010 when I first started my business and needed file sharing/syncing in a small team. Everything just worked on Linux & Win

by roter 7y ago

I would have said the same thing in 2010 when I first started my business and needed file sharing/syncing in a small team. Everything just worked on Linux & Windows. Then they started tweaking everything, adding useless features, and it seems to be more of a hassle every year. But I'm still using it but if a cheaper, more lightweight service was offered, I'd probably switch.

cannonedhamster 7y ago
Nextcloud? A NAS device? Google Drive? Practically all of these are cheaper and have the same or better usefulness. There's actually a ton of storage options out there.
- javagram 7y ago
  Nextcloud and a NAS would both qualify as a hassle, I think. They have to be admin’d. After all NAS and FTP already existed when Dropbox launched. Google drive is similar to Dropbox.
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