Synchronizing with Microsoft Linux OneDrive
A few days ago we told you that Microsoft announced that users of its cloud solution, Microsoft OneDrive, went to have 15 GB of free storage to backup your files. In the same announcement detailing the Office 365 users will get nothing less than 1TB in which to store your files and collaborate with others. However, as users of Ubuntu and other Linux distributions will know, OneDrive not have an official client for your favorite platform. Fortunately there is an alternative way to get files integrate Microsoft cloud in this operating system. As told in OMGubuntu, one drive-d is an Open Source project that allows files to integrate our OneDrive distributions like Ubuntu. Which sounds great if not for two details that we must take into account: your installation may not be so simple for novice users and its performance is not as good as it can be the Dropbox client parra this platform. Still, if you urge to try it, here are the steps which you should tak...