More than 2gb of Music without paid plan possible?

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Published on 2010-12-28T14:44:56Z Indexed on 2010/12/28 15:00 UTC
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Hi there,

I do not have a paid plan for UbuntuOne and do not intend of buying one, but I do like to buy music from the UbuntuOne Music Store. Is it possible to buy music, once I bought more than 2gb or would I have to move the music out of the UbuntuOne share?

In this case, I would suggest to put the music in the official ubuntuone-folder instead of a hidden one. Non-technical users will not understand, why their shared music files are not in this folder, but others are popping up there (e.g. in the webinterface).

Best Regards, Lars

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