If Google did not force me to use Docs/ Sheets, etc. I got extremely tired of always having to download files from Google Drive first, then work on them, and then feed them back into the appropriate Google backup stream (work/ home). These files are then updated in real time. They sort of clutter up your consciousness and workspace! Dropbox seems much cleaner in this regard - but by far the most important reason I use it rather than Google Drive is that I can use MS Word/ Powerpoint/ Excel to open files directly in DB - on PC, Mac, and Android. Google Drive uploads everything in a folder - even hidden system files in directories/ folders you have set to Backup and Sync - and you will see them and wonder what they are. I depend on it and I never worry about it. they just figured that was what they'd do.Īlso, there's a config file with random settings like "max amount of data you can transfer in one day." Found that out after it just refused to download my hard drive I was trying to restore.ĭropbox just works. so my lossless And Justice For All album I was trying to back up was lost. or it wouldn't sync files if it started with a dot in front of it. OneDrive had problems with their placeholders years ago where I'd delete files and then they'd just reappear. It is the most reliable out of all the ones I tried. Couldn't even trust it to have everything backed up. Their solution was: "Just uninstall and reinstall and it will synchronize them all when it tries again." It was that day when I cancelled the service and moved back to Dropbox. The laptop was missing many GB of files that either didn't get backed up or didn't restore on the other machine - it was a mix. Put a good number of files on it and would sync it to the other system. I installed Google Drive on my PC and on a laptop. Here's a story I experienced which hopefully will help:
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