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Hey man, I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. It's kind of wild that what I think, by a country mile, is the best cloud storage service available, so readily ignores Linux. Kinda shocking. I understand it's going to be a number of people who use it vs. the time and cost to flesh out the Linux version...but man…
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Thank you for your reply. It's a really difficult one for me to try explain with this cause like I said, I am running Ubuntu in a VM on Unraid. The place I am trying to use as the place Dropbox folder using the Dropbox app running inside the VM is on the one of the drives in the Unraid the array. The drive is formatted…
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Hello, Thank you for your response. Firstly, I was mistaken re: the NTFS on Linux thing - it asks for Ext4 only. I was thinking of what I had read elsewhere. I had thought until a few days ago that Dropbox only worked with NTFS or Ext4 file systems - but then read at the link in my original post that it actually supports…
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Hi, Yes when I close the Dropbox app, things speed up. Again, I will reiterate that it seems to be noticeable when it's sync new files while I'm also using programs that store some or all of their data on the same hard drive. I guess I should have also said that I store Windows users documents folder on the same drive (not…
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Just be clear: the sluggish-ness only happens when Dropbox is doing anything. It's fine when it's not being trashed. I also tried de-fragging recently, it said the drive was only 1% fragmented. I was kinda hoping it was that, but it seems Windows handles fragmentation in the background pretty well now on its own. I really…
