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> I don't remember what was wrong with Microsoft's solution, but I remember not buying into it. It might be the fact that it's Windows-only. I use Windows excl
by mkr-hn 13y ago
> I don't remember what was wrong with Microsoft's solution, but I remember not buying into it.
It might be the fact that it's Windows-only. I use Windows exclusively and wouldn't touch SkyDrive because it didn't have clients for other operating systems.
- Perseids 13y ago> I use Windows exclusively and wouldn't touch SkyDrive because it didn't have clients for other operating systems. I don't understand your point. If you only use Windows what is holding you back from using SkyDrive? (Except that it is US hosted and you must assume all that data is public, but Dropbox is no different there.)
- mkr-hn 13y agoIt offers nothing over multi-platform options like Copy and Dropbox.
- jiggy2011 13y agoBecause you might want to share files with somebody who isn't using Windows or you might want the ability to switch platforms yourself in the future without worrying about having to migrate all of your stuff.