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No, Amazon Cloud Drive and Microsoft SkyDrive do not have shell integration. You need to upload using a browser. Hopefully, Google Drive will be similar to Dro
by sinkercat 15y ago
No, Amazon Cloud Drive and Microsoft SkyDrive do not have shell integration. You need to upload using a browser.
Hopefully, Google Drive will be similar to Dropbox wherein, you will have a G-Drive directory in your hard disk. Microsoft has a similar product too - it is called Live Mesh.
- JBiserkov 15y agoThere IS Skydrive shell integration: -you can easily mount a Skydrive folder and Office will recognize the file originated from Skydrive and show relevant information (e.g. other editing the file) -Office 2010 has a 'Save to Web' function
- moe 15y agoAnd on a Mac? Linux?
- pyre 15y agoI'm unsure how this comment is helpful. The conversation goes like this: Person 1: Microsoft SkyDrive doesn't have shell support. It's browser-only. Person 2: Sure it has shell support, but it's Windows-only. Person 3: But it's not *CROSS-PLATFORM* shell support! [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
- wbkang 15y agoThere is a Mac version and technically you can use their official API for Linux as well.
- shadowfox 15y agoI am curious how to mount Skydrive. All the approaches I have seen rely on unofficial tools which seem to have stopped working about 6 months back. It would be great if you know of something that still works.