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Given how little effort Google puts into updating, bugfixing or providing any kind of support to those paying for Drive, I seriously doubt this is a money-makin
by onemorepassword 14y ago
Given how little effort Google puts into updating, bugfixing or providing any kind of support to those paying for Drive, I seriously doubt this is a money-making enterprise.
Drive hasn't really evolved since it was launched almost a year ago when everyone suspected it may be Google's long awaited DropBox-killer.
- jamesaguilar 14y agoWhat are some evolutions you'd like to see? It seems basically feature compatible with dropbox, plus the added benefit of being able to edit documents in-place on the web. The only think that I want and it does not have is a fuse client for linux.
- adamors 14y ago> being able to edit documents in-place on the web Last time I checked only a handful of file types were editable in Drive. I can edit source files in Dropbox but Drive simply downloads them. Drive's file manager is also very limiting while Dropbox's feels much more like a desktop experience. I can archive, unarchive, copy, paste etc. with ease.
- jamesaguilar 14y agoSource files are now editable using the app from the blog post mentioned in the story we are discussing.