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Old 04-18-2014, 04:43 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by samhy View Post
I'm using SpiderOak which works great on Ubuntu. I like it for the way it handles privacy. If you want to give it a try and need a referral link to get an additional 1G, let me know.
+1 for SpiderOak. I also use Wuala, Dropbox, and Google Drive. Can't have enough free stuff. Stuff that needs to be secure is best stored in SpiderOak or better yet encrypted and on a USB flash drive.

I only had one test file on Ubuntu 1 as I left many things Ubuntu when I moved to Linux Mint. I am pleased to see Canonical trying to refocus on their core competencies (like smartphones).
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