My first response was rage but on more careful reading, this doesn’t change much for me. I can probably symlink ~/Dropbox to ~/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox and

My first response was rage but on more careful reading, this doesn’t change much for me. I can probably symlink ~/Dropbox to ~/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox and call it a day. Here’s why it doesn’t affect me much, which I mostly wrote to calm my own nerves… - I have a bunch of scripts, aliases, crons, and other console things that rely on ~/Dropbox. A symlink should fix that and it looks like Dropbox will create one automatically when it moves the folder. - I can create a new favorite to the new folder in Finder. I use a single subdirectory (my name) so, if I can only do this with a subdirectory, not the Dropbox root, that’s fine. I presume I can do it with root too though. - I don’t store Dropbox files on an external drive. Seems like I could never get this to work right. I just use my internal. I guess I got lucky here. - I don’t use many of Apples Proprietary tools that use flattened package files. I onky use Photo’s temporarily, and I don’t really use Pages, Numbers, or Keys. But, if I did, they only really work on Mac, so this seems like a sane change to me. I mostly use similar cross platform apps like Libre Office if I want it to be portable. - I don’t search in Finder, I just use spotlight, which continues to work the same way. - I might have 300k files, I’m not sure. I try to organize photos into folder annually to cut down the number. Lots of things have trouble with this many files. I already try to organize around similar limitations. - I’m already on MacOS 13. MacOS 12 seems to have a handful of file issues that probably wouldn’t affect me anyways, but definitely won’t under 13. - I don’t use LAN syncing. - I keep almost all of my files in offline mode (on the local machine, taking up space, duplicates, etc).