[ Thanks to sjvn for this link. ]
Things can get really confusing when you start working
with cloud-computing but we can all agree that having cloud
file-storage is a good thing. It’s just so much easier to keep
files in a universal storage box in the sky than worrying about
whether you put the right USB drive in your laptop bag when you
left for work. At this time though only one mainstream desktop
operating system comes with the cloud built-in: Ubuntu
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