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OneDrive is phenomenal. I've been using it for the past year or so and it's been a breeze.

• rbanffy 13y ago
  No Linux support.
  • untog 13y ago
    Not everyone needs that, though. It's still a valid suggestion.
    • rbanffy 13y ago
      Adopting OneDrive would then prevent you from ever adopting Linux in the future without migrating all data to a different service. You may be confident you don't use Linux now, but are you confident you'll never need Linux support? How confident are you with adopting a tool that's not OS agnostic?
  • Cyph0n 13y ago
    Yeah, that is a downside, but for me it's OK, since I only use Linux on my web servers.
• higherpurpose 13y ago
  I'd like something a little more privacy-friendly, not that plays "team games" with NSA. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/11/microsoft-nsa-collaboration-user-data http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/11/microsoft-nsa-c...
• someguy1233 13y ago
  Unless you like privacy. Partially nude photos in your private folder on OneDrive can get your whole Microsoft account banned. [1] [1] http://wmpoweruser.com/watch-what-you-store-on-skydriveyou-may-lose-your-microsoft-life/ http://wmpoweruser.com/watch-what-you-store-on-skydriveyou-m...
• kenrick95 13y ago
  What I like the most is the integration of OneDrive with Microsoft Office 2013. But Microsoft successfully "force" me to use OneDrive because I bought Surface RT, which the best Windows 8 application for syncing file so far is OneDrive. Nowadays, I rarely use Dropbox anymore if it is not for group projects. I don't know why but OneDrive seems unpopular among my friends.