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I use Dropbox for legal work and have never lost a file over the 5 or 6 years I've been using it for that purpose now. Definitely worth a try.
HTH,
--Ed--
I use Dropbox for legal work and have never lost a file over the 5 or 6 years I've been using it for that purpose now. Definitely worth a try.
HTH,
--Ed--
There's a command-line program called "gdrive".
Using it you can list the contents of your google drive, and you can copy files to or from google drive.
I use google drive to backup a certain few important files ... so as to avoid bulky resource-consuming synchronization. And no services need be running. None.
I just run a script every so often to copy a few files there.
A number of my clients use OneDrive due to signing up to Office365 for their email meaning OneDrive is included with a 1TB space per user. This is the sole reason its used. My personal preference would be Google Drive or Dropbox by far. OneDrive is such a poor effort by Microsoft and so buggy and lacking many features.