cloud storage services?

[rogerdv]

I was an ubuntuOne user for some time and even managed to make it work in mint 15, until I switched to Fedora and stopped worrying about it. But now Im thinking again in having a backup of my work in some place and also host a few tutorials Im working on. What cloud storage app can you recommend that integrates well with Mint?

[turtlebay777]

I use http://www.4shared.com/ which offers 15 GB of free space, though to get the extra 5 GB you have to 'like' 4shared on Facebook.

[austin.texas]

If you have a gmail account, you can use Google Drive - 5 GB free.

Minus gives you 10 GB free.
http://minus.com/
And has a Minus Desktop App for Linux for syncing.

[WinterTroubles]

There is also http://www.copy.com with 15 Gb free storage and apps to run on a multitude of devices including linux systems.

[rogerdv]

I was thinking in something similar to UbuntuOne, that can be started as a service and transparently upload files when I copy it to a directory.

[WinterTroubles]

Look up , copy has an app called copyagent that i have running automatically in the background and keeps my 'copy' directory sinc'd with my copy cloud storage

[Habitual]

USB Drive.

[passerby]

Look up , copy has an app called copyagent that i have running automatically in the background and keeps my 'copy' directory sinc'd with my copy cloud storage

Dropbox.
Or, if you rent space on a server (or have your own network setup), there's Seafile and Owncloud.
I've had good experiences with all three, though Seafile is preferred.

[Don_Pedro]

I used copy.com for almost one year without any issue.
They offer 15 GB wich ia very comfortable.
I just posted the tutorial to install it , here : http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=167889

Cordially