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[HAORANSKY <haoransky@xxxxxxxxx>]

No problem, I will if I do find anything useful that's not yet implemented.
Currently I'm still using U1 with dropbox, because of the public url
function(to host my pictures for my tutorials...), but I'm looking forward
to U1.

One more thing I want to mention is:
-I am a university student, and we do have team projects for computer
science, and we used to share one dropbox account to use with svn(team job
development), I know this sounds kind of redundant, but it actually worked
better for us instead of just use svn. Now after all the crap before this
sentence, here comes the point: Is there any chance of a kind of U1 account
for team/group purpose in the future?

P.S: Congratulations on the impressive work devs!

Vanishing

On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Natan Yellin <aantny@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 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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