Written by mdhunn the 22 Nov 10 at 00:10.

Add a bookstore to Ubuntu One with a focus on making a users library as future proof as possible by using no DRM and no iTunes like limits on the number of devices that a book may be registered on. When a publisher cannot be persuaded not to use DRM, use DRM that encrypts to a password chosen by a user, not to a specific device. Thus a users ability to read his books long into the future is largely limited by his ability to curate his own files.

* By his I mean his or her, call me lazy.

Add a bookstore to Ubuntu One with a focus on making a users library as future proof as possible by using no DRM and no iTunes like limits on the number of devices that a book may be registered on. When a publisher cannot be persuaded not to use DRM, use DRM that encrypts to a password chosen by a user, not to a specific device. Thus a users ability to read his books long into the future is largely limited by his ability to curate his own files. * By his I mean his or her, call me lazy.

Written by Gonz-IT the 13 Dec 10 at 13:03.

By a nice ebook reader I mean one that visually integrates well with gnome/unity, supports many ebook formats, and most of all, has a rotate function that rotates not only the screen but also the touchpad. In Display Settings we already have a rotate function but it's pretty much useless beacause it doesn't rotate the touchpad axis.

By a nice ebook reader I mean one that visually integrates well with gnome/unity, supports many ebook formats, and most of all, has a rotate function that rotates not only the screen but also the touchpad. In Display Settings we already have a rotate function but it's pretty much useless beacause it doesn't rotate the touchpad axis.

Written by Chrissss the 26 Feb 10 at 17:22.

With prepaid cards (like the ones iTunes uses) you could bring the Ubuntu One Music Store much more publicity and enable people without credit cards (e.g. kids) to buy music inside the Ubuntu One Music Store.

With prepaid cards (like the ones iTunes uses) you could bring the Ubuntu One Music Store much more publicity and enable people without credit cards (e.g. kids) to buy music inside the Ubuntu One Music Store.

Written by shubham the 2 Dec 11 at 14:32.

Be able to pause and check the progress by adding progress bar and a tray notification easy control and progress bar and files size has been uploaded and downloaded

Be able to pause and check the progress by adding progress bar and a tray notification easy control and progress bar and files size has been uploaded and downloaded

Written by terrax the 16 Dec 10 at 16:11.

It would be great if Ubuntu implemented a monthly fee system, such that you would have unlimited stream access of the all the music in ubuntu one's music store.

In my country we have several very successfully streaming services doing just that.

It would be great if Ubuntu implemented a monthly fee system, such that you would have unlimited stream access of the all the music in ubuntu one's music store. In my country we have several very successfully streaming services doing just that.

Written by ekevu the 15 Feb 12 at 20:48.

Have Thunderbird upload the file in your Ubuntu One account, then the recipient gets the download link.

Have Thunderbird upload the file in your Ubuntu One account, then the recipient gets the download link.

Written by puxkggn the 25 Feb 12 at 19:38.

Add support in Ubuntu One for syncing any random folder or file, kinda like Dropbox.

This would allow to do the same thing but with everything! Not just Thunderbird.
Move the file to one of the synchronized folders with drag and drop from Thunderbird.

And it's already implemented too!!!
https://one.ubuntu.com/downloads/ubuntu/

Add support in Ubuntu One for syncing any random folder or file, kinda like Dropbox. This would allow to do the same thing but with everything! Not just Thunderbird. Move the file to one of the synchronized folders with drag and drop from Thunderbird. And it's already implemented too!!! https://one.ubuntu.com/downloads/ubuntu/

Written by Lionthinker the 1 Feb 12 at 16:23.

Provide and option to list all published documents which include the options (deleting, stop publishing etc) when clicking on the item.

Provide and option to list all published documents which include the options (deleting, stop publishing etc) when clicking on the item.

Written by ekevu the 7 Jan 12 at 09:54.

Google uses optional 2-step-verification for your account. Having entered your password on another computer than your own, you have to enter a code created by your mobile phone. So anyone who found out your password won't be able to access your files in Ubuntu One.
Solution: make a similar option available for Ubuntu One.

Google uses optional 2-step-verification for your account. Having entered your password on another computer than your own, you have to enter a code created by your mobile phone. So anyone who found out your password won't be able to access your files in Ubuntu One. Solution: make a similar option available for Ubuntu One.

Written by jmate24 the 15 Jan 12 at 04:54.

Use a Captcha (m4+3eUz.) When you first sign up and a personal PGP Key that is for your computer only and make sure that the PGP Key is on a small USB Flash drive. Also to recover from a re-install when you lost your key (flash drive) have 4 personal questions about yourself that you only know the answer to so you may recover that key. also any application that uses U1 will have a key that is generated for that applications use only; and that matches your PGP key but is not your key and have this key come from U1. and also have the ability to register an application with U1 like you register Banshee with Last.fm's webpage.

Use a Captcha (m4+3eUz.) When you first sign up and a personal PGP Key that is for your computer only and make sure that the PGP Key is on a small USB Flash drive. Also to recover from a re-install when you lost your key (flash drive) have 4 personal questions about yourself that you only know the answer to so you may recover that key. also any application that uses U1 will have a key that is generated for that applications use only; and that matches your PGP key but is not your key and have this key come from U1. and also have the ability to register an application with U1 like you register Banshee with Last.fm's webpage.

Written by ekevu the 16 Jan 12 at 10:00.

Adding to my solution #1, I'd like to propose using a pin code when you access the mobile Ubuntu One application (like in dropbox app). So anybody using your phone won't be able to see your files without the correct code.

Adding to my solution #1, I'd like to propose using a pin code when you access the mobile Ubuntu One application (like in dropbox app). So anybody using your phone won't be able to see your files without the correct code.

Written by cryos82 the 21 Mar 11 at 11:36.

using truecrypt over samba or nfs make safer to use cloud-based online storage.

another option is to develop a specific ecryption system for ubuntu one.

using truecrypt over samba or nfs make safer to use cloud-based online storage. another option is to develop a specific ecryption system for ubuntu one.

Written by optimus55 the 17 Nov 10 at 20:24.

Show a menu message asking user to sync his/her system settings to ubuntu one.

If yes, show a sync dialog with with sync time preference (every day, once a week, once a month, etc) and a sync now button.

(settings include video config files, sound config files, any other important system files and a list of all installed applications)

Compress, encrypt and upload.

If the user chooses to restore their settings, Ubuntu One restores all their important system files and asks if they would also like to download all their recently install applications.

This works perfectly on android and I never worry about losing my data/preferences because it's all synced.

Show a menu message asking user to sync his/her system settings to ubuntu one. If yes, show a sync dialog with with sync time preference (every day, once a week, once a month, etc) and a sync now button. (settings include video config files, sound config files, any other important system files and a list of all installed applications) Compress, encrypt and upload. If the user chooses to restore their settings, Ubuntu One restores all their important system files and asks if they would also like to download all their recently install applications. This works perfectly on android and I never worry about losing my data/preferences because it's all synced.

Written by prasanthppm the 6 Oct 11 at 11:36.

Expecting something similar to droptun.es that is there for dropbox

Expecting something similar to droptun.es that is there for dropbox