Transfer files to your Gmail account with Gspace

"One thing that's made Google's free Gmail online
messaging service
popular is its multiple gigabytes of storage space. There
are several
tools that let you use the more than 2GB of space as a
virtual Internet
drive, the most popular being GmailFS. If you'd prefer to
use software
that's independent of your base operating system, try Gspace
instead.
It's a Firefox extension that's easy to install and use.

Setting up Gspace doesn't require much effort -- just
download the
plugin and it will install itself. To transfer files to your
Gmail
account, launch Gspace from within Firefox's Tools menu to
view the
extension's gFTP-like interface. The left pane shows the
files on your
box, and the right pane shows files that have been
transfered onto a
Gmail account."

Click on the link below for the full article:

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ttp://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/04/10/198249

Regards,

Wei-Yee Chan
http://chanweiyee.blog
spot.com


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Wei-Yee Chan wrote:

> "One thing that's made Google's free Gmail online
messaging service
> popular is its multiple gigabytes of storage space.
There are several
> tools that let you use the more than 2GB of space as a
virtual Internet
> drive, the most popular being GmailFS. If you'd prefer
to use software
> that's independent of your base operating system, try
Gspace instead.
> It's a Firefox extension that's easy to install and
use.
> 
To each his own, I guess, but I'd far rather use a file
system driver that's
specific to the OS I'm using, than be forced to use a
specific browser.
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