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Been using ubuntu one for a while now and I'm very sad to see it go.
So now I'm looking into alternatives for ubuntu one.

things it needs to be able to do:

- syncronise files and folder to other computers     (kinda basic)    
- store every type of file (I don't want to change extensions because it doesn't like .exe-files)

- sync multiple folder in different directories (Dropbox can't do this)

- download files from my account from the website (for remote acces)

- have a decent amount of base storage + the ability to pay for more (I don't mind)

- run on all basic platforms (windows/linux/macos / android/ios/windows phone)

- sync in the background (kinda obvious)

- send download link to friends (for easy file sharing)

- I don't care much for privacy (privacy is cool but I won't base my choice on it)

 

Everbase seems like a good alternative. Are any of you familiar with it?

http://www.ubuntu-one-alternative.com/?c=g&gclid=CKP925ONmr4CFccSwwodBTcALQ
https://www.everbase.net

Or do you guys know some better options?

Many thanks!

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How about Copy? you will get 15GB to start with and as far as I know it will cover all of the things that you require.

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I use livedrive, not sure if it does everything you want here, but as far as cloud storage goes its one of the cheapest around

 

Unlimited pc backup space

2TB of sync storage

 

From just £7/month*

  • Your files everywhere
    Sync your files between your computers. 2TB cloud storage.
  • Easy to use
    Appears as a new drive on your Mac or PC. Use it like any other disk drive.
  • Your files on your mobile
    Free mobile apps let you watch movies and play music on the move.
  • Share files easily
    Share files easily with friends and family. No more emailing large fil

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heard mint is good

 

Edit: just realized you were talking about file backup lol

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heard mint is good

 

Edit: just realized you were talking about file backup lol

ubuntu ONE, not ubuntu :P

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