Dropbox per KDE

admin Software 7 July 2011 2 Comments

Dropbox è un utile servizio di condivisione personale dei file. Niente chiavette USB per portarsi dei file da casa al lavoro, ma semplicemente copiarli in una cartella e poi ritrovarseli dall’altra parte. Il motivo per cui non l’ho mai usato è che non esiste un client ufficiale per KDE, come se esistesse solo Gnome.

La pigrizia non mi ha mai portato a cercare un progetto che effettivamente esiste da tempo: KDropbox alias KFilebox. Compilato, installato. Sembra funzionare benissimo 🙂

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