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[Natan Yellin <aantny@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 10:44 PM, HAORANSKY <haoransky@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> That is honestly greate ideas. Can I be so bold to add one more( or maybe
> it exists already but I didn't see):
> -Public url of a file for share purpose.(Like dropbox), that would be so
> nice to have.
>
Thanks. Please be so bold as to add many more ideas. :)

Natan

>
> On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 4:12 PM, Natan Yellin <aantny@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 9:32 PM, Elliot Murphy <elliot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
>>
>>> Hi! Launchpad tells me that there are 716 of you subscribed to this
>>> list. Wow...
>>>
>>> Some news: We're changing the storage quota for Ubuntu One paid
>>> subscribers from 10GB to 50GB today. At this point the price isn't
>>> changing, and the quota for free subscriptions isn't changing. Hope you
>>> enjoy it!
>>>
>> Awesome. I'm actually going to consider upgrading now.
>>
>>>
>>> In the coming weeks, Joshua Hoover will be posting some tutorials about
>>> how to use all the various Ubuntu One enabled features in Ubuntu 9.10
>>> (Karmic):
>>>
>>> * Tomboy note syncing (go to the syncronization tab and choose
>>>  'tomboy web')
>>> * Contact syncing (go into evolution and notice the Ubuntu One
>>>  address book)
>>> * Bookmark syncing (install the 'bindwood' package)
>>> * File syncing and sharing (I expect most folks know how to use
>>>  this part already)
>>> * For developers/hackers, some really cool peer-to-peer CouchDB
>>>  LAN syncing (check out the desktopcouch-tools package) and the
>>>  templates in Quickly for storing app configuration and data in
>>>  CouchDB, along with Gtk widgets for accessing CouchDB and Contacts
>>>  records in CouchDB.
>>>
>> Any chance that we'll see any special features for media sharing (photos,
>> music, videos, etc.)?
>>
>> I hope to see many of you at UDS in November in Dallas, TX to get
>>> feedback on Ubuntu One features that made it into Karmic, and to discuss
>>> improvements and more features for Lucid!
>>>
>> Unfortunately, I can't attend UDS on a student's budget, but I'd love to
>> see Ubuntu One take on a more "Human" feel for Lucid. A few ideas:
>> * Give users a personalized home page where they can show people what
>> documents they're publicly sharing and let other people request access to
>> shares.
>> * Let users customize their home page with pictures and videos directly
>> from Cheese or F-Spot.
>> * Help people *generate* content which they can share with the Ubuntu
>> community. We want users to feel *encouraged* and *excited *to take
>> screencasts and shoot tutorials. Participating in the Ubuntu community and
>> helping out people should be easy- just take a screencast or screenshot and
>> hit the conveniently placed "Share with the Ubuntu Community" button.
>>
>> I guess what I'm trying to say is this: Lets put the "Ubuntu" (as in
>> humanity towards others) back into "Ubuntu One." We have an opportunity to
>> get people involved in something new and exciting. Lets not waste it.
>>
>> Natan
>>
>>
>>
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