Anyone with a Google account has a free 15 GB of cloud storage in Google Drive. Of course, additional storage is also available for the price of a subscription. The problem for Linux users is that Google has not made an official Google Drive client for Linux.
Other operating systems have an easy time syncing files with Google Drive, either as a backup or just for storage, thanks to Google supplying them with a client application. Linux users are not completely without options, though. In this guide, we’re going to cover two different methods for using Google Drive on a Linux system.
In this tutorial you will learn:
- How to use Google Drive with GNOME
- How to use Google Drive with KDE
Integrating Google Drive into a Linux system