If you're interested in alternatives, I've been really happy with this OneDrive client for Linux. It even supports syncing SharePoint Sites and Office 365 groups.
https://github.com/abraunegg/o...
I know Microsoft isn't the most popular company on Slashdot, but I've had great luck with an open source OneDrive client for syncing from Linux to OneDrive.
It's available on github: https://github.com/skilion/one...
We recently had a product forced on us by our state government that they had written by and outside contractor. Everything works fine in Firefox with a user agent switcher, but otherwise you are blocked with the message "Google Chrome is the only supported browser..." I get the feeling it's people who can't be bothered to test their code in anything other than Chrome.
From what I can gather from their portability analysis tool, it's a subset of.Net Platform 5.0..Net Platform 5.0, I believe is the next big.Net for Windows. Then a subset of that functionality is present in.Net Core 5.0.
The tool shows compatibility for the following versions when run on one of my assemblies: .NET Core,Version=v5.0 (compatibility shown) aka.Net Core 1 .NET Framework,Version=v4.6.2 (actual version I'm using) .NETPlatform,Version=v5.0 (compatibility shown),
And designed by American engineers? In a building staffed with American IT professionals? So we keep a few manufacturing jobs and send all of our high-tech jobs over to Japan? It's a free country. Buy whatever car you want. But don't pass it off as your American duty to buy imports. That's just silly.
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If you're interested in alternatives, I've been really happy with this OneDrive client for Linux. It even supports syncing SharePoint Sites and Office 365 groups. https://github.com/abraunegg/o...
Sorry, old link, this fork is working much better for me: https://github.com/abraunegg/o...
I know Microsoft isn't the most popular company on Slashdot, but I've had great luck with an open source OneDrive client for syncing from Linux to OneDrive. It's available on github: https://github.com/skilion/one...
We recently had a product forced on us by our state government that they had written by and outside contractor. Everything works fine in Firefox with a user agent switcher, but otherwise you are blocked with the message "Google Chrome is the only supported browser..." I get the feeling it's people who can't be bothered to test their code in anything other than Chrome.
From what I can gather from their portability analysis tool, it's a subset of .Net Platform 5.0. .Net Platform 5.0, I believe is the next big .Net for Windows. Then a subset of that functionality is present in .Net Core 5.0.
.NET Core,Version=v5.0 (compatibility shown) aka .Net Core 1
.NET Framework,Version=v4.6.2 (actual version I'm using)
.NETPlatform,Version=v5.0 (compatibility shown),
The tool shows compatibility for the following versions when run on one of my assemblies:
And designed by American engineers? In a building staffed with American IT professionals? So we keep a few manufacturing jobs and send all of our high-tech jobs over to Japan? It's a free country. Buy whatever car you want. But don't pass it off as your American duty to buy imports. That's just silly.
Really wishing I had points to mod you up!
I very much wish my mod points hadn't expired yesterday! Well done!