What's wrong with Dropbox again?
I have several GIT folders one for every project. Other people have access to some of the GIT folders and the files there don't count against some global quota linked to my account.
I want to have several Dropbox folders in the same computer, that's all.
If they are all from the same Dropbox account then it already works, although you may need to use symbolic links or equivalents.
If there are multiple Dropbox accounts then you can do it on Linux because they also have command line tools which you can run as separate instances pointing to different accounts (clean up environment and set $HOME).
1. Security 2. Dropbox is not suitable for professionals like Lawyers, Accountants, Tax professionals and Healthcare providers 3. EU and Canada Data privacy laws require certain companies to store data inside the country 4.You cannot brand dropbox for your business. You can brand Tonido. 5.You cannot run dropbox in your domain. With Tonido you can.
Do you want more reasons?
Do you work for them?
I agree, biases should be revealed, but just berating him and not his argument doesn't move anything forward.