"Project Infinite will enable users to seamlessly and securely access all their Dropbox files from the desktop, regardless of how much space they have available on their hard drives. Everything in the company’s Dropbox that you’re given access to, whether it’s stored locally or in the cloud, will show up in Dropbox on your desktop. If it’s synced locally, you’ll see the familiar green checkmark, while everything else will have a new cloud icon."
Much much needed.
Smart answer to OneNote's implementation on Windows, but unless I'm missing it there doesn't seem to be a way to "put the file back in the cloud" after you've summoned it to your desktop. Would be nice to have that.
The on demand or selective cloud sync functionality is already provided by the amazing odrive service, that can also manage all the most known cloud services out there https://www.odrive.com
@rrhoover@nivo0o0: Check out @pietroblu's comment about odrive. This works on Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon Cloud Drive, every one of them!
I have an unlimited cloud storage on Amazon and I use odrive to access it and sync only the folders I need, just like the feature dropbox is showing off. Non-synced files exist as placeholders, which can be opened with a simple double-click
Freakin about time dropbox. I've been using selective sync for years because of their limitations. This is great news in the wake of the Bitcasa shutdown.
I would stay with dropbox if they launch this soonish (6-9 months). Otherwise, I'm not keen on sticking around... They keep trying to upsell me from Pro to Business even though I'm a freelancer with no team... They just money hungry!
@colemercer are you sure you can't do that? I have dropbox on a second drive. (It's a built-in drive, but not the main one.) You can change where Dropbox stores its folder.
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