Can I selectivly select what folders I want to sync in Ubuntu One? If so how? Currently I created a symlink from Ubuntu One folder to the folder I want to share? That will not waste space right (duplicate data), but I suppose Ubuntu One is supposed to be better integrated with Dropbox and I should not need to do this?

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  1. Open the folder you want to sync in Nautilus.
  2. Right-click with the mouse.
  3. Select 'Ubuntu One / Synchronise This Folder

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For me, only the last option is enabled, the rest are grayed out, any idea why is that? – Jiew Meng Jan 25 at 0:43
I think if you are already synchronising any individual files or sub-folders in a folder, you can't later select the parent folder for sync. Try checking for this and disable sync for any, then select the whole folder. – Tom Brossman Jan 25 at 8:18
I found its because I am trying to sync outside my home folder ... still don't understand why Ubuntu One restricts that ... even symlink won't work. Reverted to Dropbox – Jiew Meng Jan 25 at 8:32
Just use both, each have good features. You don't have to choose one or the other. – Tom Brossman Jan 25 at 8:35
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open nautilus, navigate to the parent folder of the folder you want to sync, click with the right button of your mouse in the folder you want to sync, choose ubuntuone > sync this folder.

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