Comment on 5 million DropboxesparentComments−Sukotto16yThe dealkiller for me was it saves version info in it's application dir. Since my C:\ drive is typically very small it blows out the available space.So... back to using gmail-drive−nzmsv16yI don't use Dropbox, but this sounds like something that can be easily solved with a symlink. And Windows actually (sort of) supports them: they are called junction points.−sid016yFTR, Windows supports real symlinks too.
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The dealkiller for me was it saves version info in it's application dir. Since my C:\ drive is typically very small it blows out the available space.
So... back to using gmail-drive
I don't use Dropbox, but this sounds like something that can be easily solved with a symlink. And Windows actually (sort of) supports them: they are called junction points.
FTR, Windows supports real symlinks too.