I read with pleasure on Softpedia that the client of ownCloud It has been updated to version 2.2.4 and that brings with it several changes, highlighting the improvement of the Dolphin plugin to manage your files from KDE.
Fixes and improvements in ownCloud 2.2.4
ownCloud gives us a new version after a month of development, with not very significant changes but that correct certain details, such as the loop created by HTTP requests when selective synchronizations were made, as well as the problem of blocking password entry. in older versions.
In the same way, new functionalities are added to SyncEngine, where we can now change the name of the folders when it is still in the synchronization process.
It is not a very significant update, but it is recommended that we all start updating the client, especially those who are using the client with the Plasma desktop environment.
You can see the release notes in the official changelog, in the same way you can install this update for your favorite distribution from here
I need help with this: I have Rosa Linux with KDE 4, I have downloaded music and I want to transfer it to a USB pendrive, but when I try to do it from Dolphin it does not allow me to copy files to the pendrive. The pendrive is new and has no use, I thought it would be a problem with the pendrive, but I tried from a cyber and with windows if I can manage files from the computer to the pendrive, and delete files that I have pasted on the pendrive, but from Dolphin in Pink Linux I can not, it tells me that I do not have permissions I can not do anything or copy, paste or delete what is inside the pendrive,
So I bought a micro SD card (those memories that are used in telephones) and an adapter to put it through the USB port of the computer, the system detects the memory but again it does not let me do anything I cannot manage files between the computer and card, but from my mobile phone if I can. please help.
if you are so kind to do some tutorial about it.
Advances in Ownloud are and apparently will remain very limited since most of the development team left and they founded Nextcloud. Much more free, communal and transparent, it seems that with time perhaps it could kill the Owncloud itself.