However their desktop sync (available only for Windows and Mac) is only for paid user. I dont know how do they expect user to utilize all the 50gb space without desktop sync program available to them.

For comparison dropbox come with 2gb only, but have client for all (ok maybe not, but cover more than box did).

Now I browse around and found that Linux user can sync using davfs2. [Source]

Here what you need to do: (Here is tested working on my Fedora 16 LXDE box)

As root:
yum install davfs2
adduser -a -G <user> davfs2
echo “https://www.box.com/dav /home/<user>/box.net davfs rw,user,noauto 0 0″ > /etc/fstab
chmod u+s /usr/sbin/mount.davfs

Replace <user> with your own username (without < & >)

As <user> (your own user, exit from root):
mkdir ~/box.net
mkdir ~/.davfs2
echo “use_locks 0″ > ~/.davfs2/davfs2.conf
echo “https://www.box.com/dav <email> <password>” > ~/.davfs2/secrets
chmod 600 ~/.davfs2/secrets
mount /home/myuser/box.net

Replace <email> with email you use to login to box (without < & >)
Replace <password> with password you login to box (without < & >)

After that when you open box.net folder in your user directory, it should load your box folder and files. Congrats!

This is a very simple and cheap modifications. I’m partly joking, this is not intented to be a heatshield. I have to put this because my bonet have this… What they call ah? Sirip Evo I think. When heavy rain, waterdrop will make way to my air filter. Making it wet (and useless). Will make my car jerking.

This is the cheapest solution that I can think of. Next time upgrade/downgrade to standard box air filter.