Enterprise 2 Drive USB Storage Devices
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@Breffni-Potter said:
One Drive is the worst product in the 365 range.
Until they fix the arbitary SharePoint limitations and the broken sync client It's not something easily used.
That's not One Drive, it's One Drive for Business - sadly, it's very important delineate that difference whenever possible because of the extreme difference between those two products even though lay people will consider them mostly the same for no reason other than the name.
The same could be said for Skype and Skype for Business (old Lync).
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@Dashrender said:
@Breffni-Potter said:
One Drive is the worst product in the 365 range.
Until they fix the arbitary SharePoint limitations and the broken sync client It's not something easily used.
That's not One Drive, it's One Drive for Business - sadly, it's very important delineate that difference whenever possible because of the extreme difference between those two products even though lay people will consider them mostly the same for no reason other than the name.
The same could be said for Skype and Skype for Business (old Lync).
I think that you just channeled me
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@Dashrender said:
The same could be said for Skype and Skype for Business (old Lync).
Believe it or not on Mac and iOS... it's not old Lync, it's still Lync. They've not bothered to make it even branded as Skype for Business! So to a lot of users, there is no such thing as SfB and Lync is still the only product! Talk about bizarre branding choices.
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I apologize, I should have been more clear about which it was.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
@Breffni-Potter said:
One Drive is the worst product in the 365 range.
Until they fix the arbitary SharePoint limitations and the broken sync client It's not something easily used.
That's not One Drive, it's One Drive for Business - sadly, it's very important delineate that difference whenever possible because of the extreme difference between those two products even though lay people will consider them mostly the same for no reason other than the name.
The same could be said for Skype and Skype for Business (old Lync).
I think that you just channeled me
Yep - I wrote that and heard only your voice, not my own. lol
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Skype for Business (with the click 2 run installer) is still called Lync in all of their coding ..
Its weird.
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@DustinB3403 said:
Skype for Business (with the click 2 run installer) is still called Lync in all of their coding ..
Its weird.
One Drive is still called Groove in the back end too.
Why would Microsoft pay someone to change there name of the code they are reusing?
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It completely threw me for a minute as I'm building installers for it, and reading Skype for Business, is called Lync when you want to use the Click2Run installer.
Completely thrown.
I had to check in several different documents to make sure I wasn't looking at some out of date info.
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Oh right, they did not even rename the installers? Sorry.
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@Breffni-Potter said:
Oh right, they did not even rename the installers? Sorry.
The OneDrive for Business executable is still Groove.exe, so is this really a surprise? That though has been changed long enough that the installer is different at least.
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@JaredBusch said:
@Breffni-Potter said:
Oh right, they did not even rename the installers? Sorry.
The OneDrive for Business executable is still Groove.exe, so is this really a surprise? That though has been changed long enough that the installer is different at least.
The backend says Groove as I said earlier, but how hard can it be to rename the installer?
Classic case of Marketing running down the road screaming about the new names when the tech guys are left behind wondering what to do.
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@Breffni-Potter said:
@JaredBusch said:
@Breffni-Potter said:
Oh right, they did not even rename the installers? Sorry.
The OneDrive for Business executable is still Groove.exe, so is this really a surprise? That though has been changed long enough that the installer is different at least.
The backend says Groove as I said earlier, but how hard can it be to rename the installer?
Classic case of Marketing running down the road screaming about the new names when the tech guys are left behind wondering what to do.
Possible that things depend on the name and could break.
