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Well...

If I understand you correctly, what you are alluding to are two options.

A full download/upload recursive sync that links a directory on the N900 and a directory on dropbox with both download and upload sync.

An upload only sync that links a directory on the N900 (images) to a directory on dropbox.

If you want to be complete flexible, why not allow multiple directory pairs (N900 and dropbox) to be chosen for sync and then have both download and upload options for each entry. Then you don't have to guess the use cases.

BTW, I used DropN900 (I think you might need to change that name in the long run) instead of bluetooth to transfer my eCoach files this past weekend since that seemed to take fewer steps.

Originally Posted by jonnenau View Post
I'm trying to decide what to do next. I was thinking of the user suggested idea that there would be a option to sync all your camera images to dropbox. Now that I have thinked more on this, it would be a pretty sweet feature for a camera phone client. Today I talked with a iPhone user that has its dropbox client and it cant do this presently. On more inspecting the iPhone client seems to be very limited and mine seems to do almost more already (not saying its doing anything better though).

The feature would be upload sync only to a dropbox path. You could enable/disable camera photos syncing from the settings (disabled by default), if enabled you would define a path in your dropbox where the images are uploaded (in similar manner like you now select dl sync path).

Other option is to start doing upload sync. Please give your opinion what you would like to see next. Seems that this thread has gone a bit silent, but I take that as a good sign (there is no major problems for anyone)

I am also contemplating on the idea to promote my package to extras-testing. But maybe I'll wait for the upload and camera features to be complete first.
Frank
 

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