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   Xenotar (xenotar@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 24-Aug-2025 13:11:08 JST Xenotar

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   @rspfau @ohmu Thank you, I was just looking for this kind of information

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     rsp (rspfau@ecoevo.social)'s status on Sunday, 24-Aug-2025 13:11:09 JST rsp

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     @ohmu There's a pretty decent comparison with MEGA here.
     https://gizmodo.com/best-cloud-storage/mega-vs-pcloud

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     Weird Socks (ohmu@social.seattle.wa.us)'s status on Sunday, 24-Aug-2025 13:11:10 JST Weird Socks

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     @rspfau
     Thank you! I found pCloud in my quick research.

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     rsp (rspfau@ecoevo.social)'s status on Sunday, 24-Aug-2025 13:11:11 JST rsp

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     @ohmu I've been using pCloud Drive and have been happy with it.
     https://www.pcloud.com/help/drive-help-center/what-is-pcloud-drive

     I prefer how it works over OneDrive because OneDrive hijacks all your files (i.e. actually moves them to the OndDrive folder). pCloud Drive provides a virtual drive and in additionl allows you to chose what folders to backup/sync to the cloud.

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     Weird Socks (ohmu@social.seattle.wa.us)'s status on Sunday, 24-Aug-2025 13:11:12 JST Weird Socks

     #linux #WindowsExodus
     I have close to 15 GB on Google Drive and another great wad on OneDrive.
     I've installed Mint and I've ~75% moved from Gmail to Fastmail.

     Question: What do you use for cloud storage for your Linux box and do you recommend it?
     I'm looking for something that allows easy transfers and folder creation and renaming and such from within the desktop OS the way OneDrive does, if possible.