google drive for linux

[minion]

anybody tried the unofficial google drive yet?
http://www.unixmen.com/grive-unofficial-open-source-linux-client-google-drive/

 

[minion]

or even better, owncloud:
https://owncloud.org

 

[ODTech]

Google is busy with the official Google Drive app for linux.

 

[MickZA]

I'm playing with grive on Fedora 20, seems to work OK.

 

[ajan]

dropbox works near perfectly. Got a free 100GB, I'm honestly not complaining.

 

[Tinuva]

I still use insync on my pc at work (was a few $), which was the only option I could find before grive became usable.

Perfectly happy with it, but wouldnt mind an opensource or official version later.

personally prefer google drive, because it ties in with my android devices and I already use Google everywhere, so the integration makes life simpler.

 

[oldBastard]

The guys at The Fan Club has also build their own program from grive called overGrive.

There is a free version and paid version for $2.99 or about R31 and you get support. Seriously you can afford 30 Bokkies for these guys and it works like a charm.

Supported Linux Distributions : Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Fedora and openSUSE
Supported Linux Desktops : Unity, Gnome, KDE, Xfce, Cinnamon and LXDE
Supported languages : Afrikaans, English, Spanish, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Portuguese and Russian

 

[MickZA]

The guys at The Fan Club has also build their own program from grive called overGrive.

There is a free version and paid version for $2.99 or about R31 and you get support. Seriously you can afford 30 Bokkies for these guys and it works like a charm.

Fedoras grive tools seems to be same as opengrive - also from The Fan Club:

 

[oldBastard]

Fedoras grive tools seems to be same as opengrive - also from The Fan Club:

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Yip, it is the same. The Fedora version has been out for a while now already.

 

[vinodh]

dropbox works near perfectly. Got a free 100GB, I'm honestly not complaining.

Please share. I wouldn't mind a few gigs more in my Dropbox.