Re:Dropbox Is in Talks with Advisers for Possible 2017 IPO
by hellofunk on Tuesday August 16, 2016 @01:22PM
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I'm curious why you think Dropbox's features are done better by Google Drive? They are vastly different in ease of use, and, I think, in intended use. Dropbox is vastly simpler for storing documents on your local machine and in the cloud, simultaneously, in sync. Google Drive does not do this nearly as reliably. I used it for awhile and many things would inexplicably not sync.
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Re:Dropbox Is in Talks with Advisers for Possible 2017 IPO
by manishsharan on Tuesday August 16, 2016 @01:42PM
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I am a Ubuntu user and lack of native client for Google Drive is a recurring annoyance. However I do not see the need to buy Dropbox subscription, even though Dropbox has a near flawless Linux client, as Google drive is already included with Google Apps and my company runs on Google Apps. Having a centralized console to manage all user users and resources is why I stick with Google Drive.