If you use anything else than Ubuntu, beware.
This goes for Kubuntu especially. UbuntuOne is ONLY for Ubuntu! There is no KDE version available.
On the installation page, they have a button where it says "Install PPA". I would put it as strong as this: It is a lie!
They use it to install the whole package, including stuff you never asked for, do not need and most likely do not want. And they do not tell you about it either.
When a button say "Install PPA" that is exactly what it should do.
In my case it installed a lot of software. I did not ask it to do that. All I wanted was the PPA. The software would be fine to search for after this.
At this point I am pretty furious. This installation has littered my system with a bunch of Gnome stuff I really am trying to stay away from. My computer is running very well at the moment, and I want to be in full control of what is being installed on it. If I see a program demanding a lot of Gnome libraries, I cancel the installation.
In this case, the installation was done with absolutelyno information about what was being installed. And even worse, done under the pretence of installing a PPA.
Dishonest and not worthy Canonical. This is more the kind of tactics I am used to from Redmond...
Right now I am looking for a way to find out exactly what was installed so I can clean out the litter from my system. Do anyone have a list of packages and dependencies? Or a way to find out? Is there a log somewhere that shows what files went in?