[ferdbold]

Well they have me because Google Sync doesn't seem to work half of the time and/or takes forever to sync on all of my devices, and OneDrive and iCloud don't have clients on Linux (really?)

[vanous]

What sync do you use on Linux then? I am moving over from the Goog to mega. Full Linux support, 50GB, TNO.

[ferdbold]

I use Dropbox, but I might switch to Mega in the near future. The better storage capacity and leaner UI speaks to me. I haven't had any issues with the sync client so far either, though I've only tried it on Windows.

[askvictor]

Insync is one option (you do have to pay though) that works much like Google's client; there are other command line options too.

[rodgerd]

I'm sure not having clients on < 5% of the desktop market will cause Microsoft to become non-viable any day now.

[rangibaby]

I think it is this kind of attitude that made them miss the boat on mobile

[rodgerd]

You mean the boat where I can get Office etc on Android and iOS?

[rangibaby]

In a way yes. If you told people 20 or 10 years ago that in 2017 Apple would be #1 company in the world and have the browser with the second most users (with the first NOT being IE) people would laugh at you.

[whipoodle]

It’s so bad. My work just switched to Google from Dropbox and it performs much worse. Also everything about the client and the product just screams that Google doesn’t give a crap about it.

[distances]

Yes, Google Drive is the butt of many jokes in our company too. The main reason we're using it is because Dropbox is prohibitively expensive.

[slededit]

To be pedantic you mean the POSIX userland. Office (including its OneDrive integration) does ship on Linux, albeit under the Android userland which doesn't help you if you want to run Ubuntu.