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Rather than have the KDE team develop a backend for a specific company's product, wouldn't it be better to also contribute to or support a FOSS replacement for Dropbox, and just offer Dropbox-specific compatibility?
Kinda like Twitter and Indenti.ca.
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Idea updated with Tags
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Well, is there a FOSS replacement of Dropbox? I don't know any...
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It would be great if DropBox was integrated in Dolphin/Konqueror/Folderviews/etc!
DropBox is really useful |
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I vote for kio-slave. That solution would be usable everywhere in kde... and the config in systemsettings (username/pass, buffers, reconnect tries yadayada).
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The dropboxd daemon is closed source...
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Is that a problem? I mean... it would be better if it was open source, but I think that being closed source is not a problem. |
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So?
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So it would be better to focus on more open alternatives first, IMO.
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There's already a request on Bugzilla for an S3 KIO-slave, and there's a Gnome-based client app for Dropbox. I'd love a KIO-slave for Dropbox, but a Pastebin backend would also be nice.
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Does anyobdy know if there has been any progress on this already?
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Hi! you can try this:
http://kdropbox.deuteros.es/ it's an unofficial project, and it's open source: http://sourceforge.net/projects/kdropbox/ |
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