#GOOGLE DRIVE SYNC UBUNTU INSTALL#
Sudo apt install gnome-control-center gnome-online-accounts Open a terminal and type this command to install them: They include multiple Gnome dependencies - if you don't want this, you can check out the Google Drive OCamlFUSE option below. To mount Google Drive using Gnome Online Accounts / Gnome Settings (Control Center) in desktop environments such as Xfce, MATE, and others, you'll need to install the gnome-control-center and gnome-online-accounts packages. Mounting Google Drive using Gnome Online Accounts in Xfce, MATE and others The tools (Google Drive OCamlFUSE and Gnome Online Accounts) themselves should produce the same result on any Linux distribution though. The instructions below include some Ubuntu (Xubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, etc.), and Linux Mint (MATE, Xfce) specific installation commands. This article is about mounting Google Drive on Linux desktops that don't have a built-in way of doing this though, and not about all those Google Drive clients. There are also various unofficial Google Drive clients, from command line clients (like grive2) to complete desktop solutions which include file manager integration (like Insync, which costs $29.99 per Google account / one time fee). In any case, try it and judge for yourself.
That may depend on the way one uses Google Drive though, so this may not be accurate. You'll be able to add new files to your Google Drive, delete or modify existing files, etc.Ĭompared to the Gnome Online Accounts method, Google Drive OCamlFUSE offers more flexibility, it doesn't have Gnome dependencies, but appears to be slower. It should work with Thunar, Nemo, Caja, and others.
Using any of these 2 options, you'll be able to access Google Drive directly from your file manager of choice.
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