Dropbox for Linux

DropBox is the easiEST way to share and store your files online. Works like you doDropbox works just like any other folder on your computer, but with a few differences. Here`s how it works: * Drag and drop to move files around, just like you normally would * Any files or Folders inside Dropbox will get synchronized to Dropbox`s servers and any other computer linked to your account. * Green checkmarks will appear on top of your files to let you know that they`re synced and up to date. No complicated interface to learn. Dropbox runs in the background on your desktop. Worry-free syncing Sync your files automatically to your computers and the web.It`s everywhere you are Sign in and access your files from any browser or mobile device. Easy sharingShare your filesDropbox`s shared folders make it easy for you to share a bunch of stuff with other people. This makes Dropbox perfect for team projects, music/video editing, and much more. * Any member of a shared folder can add, edit and delete the contents within. * Collaborators of your shared folder won`t have access to any of your files outside of that folder. * Changes made to a shared folder are instantly sent to every member of that folder. Sharing files with your friends and family is just two clicks away. Photos View your photos in a gallery and share them easily with anyone.Dropbox is supported on x86 and x86_64 versions of Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 7.10, and Fedora Core 9. There have also been reports of users getting Dropbox to work on different versions of Gentoo, Arch Linux, OpenSUSE, and Debian. If you are having trouble getting Dropbox to run on your Linux system check if you have the following software dependencies installed: System Requirements: * GTK 2.12 or higher * GLib 2.14 or higher * Nautilus 2.16 or higher * Libnotify 0.4.4 or higher * Wget 1.10 or higher