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There is no official Google Drive Client available for Linux at the moment, but a command line program called Grive provides an open source Linux solution. What was missing was an easy setup and install on Ubuntu and desktop integration. I decided to attempt to provide the missing tools and so Grive Tools came to be - an easy way to setup Google Drive on an Ubuntu Desktop.
There is no official Google Drive Client available for Linux at the moment, but a command line program called Grive provides an open source Linux solution. What was missing was an easy setup and install on Ubuntu and desktop integration. I decided to attempt to provide the missing tools and so Grive Tools came to be - an easy way to setup Google Drive on an Ubuntu Desktop.
Quoting:There is no official Google Drive Client available for Linux at the moment
This is getting embarassing for Google ...
I'm assuming that since Chrome OS doesn't really story anything locally, there's no "secret" Linux client. Unless there is. (What do the Google employees running Ubuntu do?)
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This is getting embarassing for Google ...
I'm assuming that since Chrome OS doesn't really story anything locally, there's no "secret" Linux client. Unless there is. (What do the Google employees running Ubuntu do?)