Written by Ellipsis the 28 Aug 10 at 12:09.

The idea here is whenever a user uploads a file Ubuntu should automatically copy it to the Ubuntu One folder. This would best be implemented through a browser extension.

Although the idea and basic implementation are simple there are issues that must be considered. These include size, bandwidth and privacy issues. As such the user may not want to copy every single thing they upload to Ubuntu One. But having a popup come up every time something is uploaded is intrusive and annoying.

These issues could be combated through:
-A strong settings framework
-Zeitgeist integration
-In browser dialogues (see the new "save your password/settings?" dialogues in Chrome/Firefox)

The idea here is whenever a user uploads a file Ubuntu should automatically copy it to the Ubuntu One folder. This would best be implemented through a browser extension. Although the idea and basic implementation are simple there are issues that must be considered. These include size, bandwidth and privacy issues. As such the user may not want to copy every single thing they upload to Ubuntu One. But having a popup come up every time something is uploaded is intrusive and annoying. These issues could be combated through: -A strong settings framework -Zeitgeist integration -In browser dialogues (see the new "save your password/settings?" dialogues in Chrome/Firefox)

Written by alexduf2 the 28 Aug 10 at 18:22.

another way to reach the same goal, is to make some plugins in f-spot and other photos management programs to backup your photos.
Two or three clicks and you've saved your collection.

another way to reach the same goal, is to make some plugins in f-spot and other photos management programs to backup your photos. Two or three clicks and you've saved your collection.