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- Video: Let's Install Xfce in Ubuntu 11.10
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- Facebook Poll Is Up!
- Netflix Shares and User Base Drops
- HP Changes Their Mind & Staying in PC Market
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- Ubuntu One Cloud Storage Now for Windows too!
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Ubuntu One Cloud Storage Now for Windows too!
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Saturday, October 01, 2011
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Ubuntu One is Canonical's answer to cloud storage and has been included within the last several Ubuntu releases. Simply put, you sign up for your free 5GB account (that was previously only for Ubuntu users) and start syncing your files to "the cloud".
You can stash pretty much any kind of file you'd like on your Ubuntu One "Cloud" and that grants you the ability to access your files on the go from literally any internet connect computer or mobile device in the world.
My previous solution to cloud storage was Dropbox. However, seeing as how I have multiple Ubuntu installs working across several VirtualBox machines on my Windows host, this may very well keep me from even messing with VirtualBox shared folders between guest and host. And simply use Ubuntu One instead. Not to mention, with access to Ubuntu One on Windows and Ubuntu, it is also available on iOS and Android devices.
Every user gets 5GB's of data for free and can purchase additional space should you need it.
Check out Ubuntu One at:http://ubuntuone.com/
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