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I don't dispute the point you're making, but Dropbox for my purposes is way ahead of OneDrive. In particular, OneDrive offers only "eventual sync," whereas in D
by ternaryoperator 6y ago
I don't dispute the point you're making, but Dropbox for my purposes is way ahead of OneDrive. In particular, OneDrive offers only "eventual sync," whereas in Dropbox, you change a file and it's quickly replicated on other systems. Also, OneDrive has a fixed ceiling of ~ 200K files per OneDrive. Dropbox allows you way more than that.
So, while I see your point that eventually OneDrive could displace Dropbox entirely, I believe that Dropbox still has plenty to offer at the moment.
- avvb6ktj 6y agoBut are you in the majority? Timmy is happy with Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox or iCloud. He will pick whichever is cheaper and android/office 365/apple environment may weight in each specific case, what's drop box edge? The tech savvy may already go with a personal ftp server, aws, rsync, and other custom solutions. I would like to see data, but from my pov, dropbox is only losing market.
- katbyte 6y agoI'd head onedrive was bad a 200k file limit?! I have 800k in google drive right now and no issues.