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Most of these apply to any service that shares a folder on your computer with other computers.

Most of these apply to any service that shares a folder on your computer with other computers. Things that are unique to Dropbox: - "Favourite" files - Upload via URL - Host Web Pages I use SugarSync and everything else seems to be stuff that I can do with that service. Of course, there's thing that SugarSync does that Dropbox doesn't seem to (like multiple sync'd folders instead of just a ~/Dropbox folder). Ditto going the other direction - SugarSync doesn't have an official Linux client, which is a bit of a pain point for me.

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Most of these apply to any service that shares a folder on your computer with other computers.

Mister_SnugglesJun 1, 2014, 4:33 PM

Most of these apply to any service that shares a folder on your computer with other computers. Things that are unique to Dropbox: - "Favourite" files - Upload via URL - Host Web Pages I use SugarSync and everything else seems to be stuff that I can do with that service. Of course, there's thing that SugarSync does that Dropbox doesn't seem to (like multiple sync'd folders instead of just a ~/Dropbox folder). Ditto going the other direction - SugarSync doesn't have an official Linux client, which is a bit of a pain point for me.

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