GNU/Linux openSUSE 42.x Installing Google Drive Client – Step by step Guide
How to Install Google Drive Open Drive Flatpak App in openSUSE 42.x GNU/Linux – Step by step Tutorial.
Most noteworthy: with ODrive the Google Drive Documents are immediately Synced into Regular Folder instead of WebDav Clients like GNOME Online Account.
And ODrive is a Free, Open-Source Electron-based App that allows you to Sync and/or Backup Files To and From Google Drive without needing to open Browser Tabs or tussle with Terminal-based tools.
Moreover, one major plus to this tool is that it’s Simple to Set-Up and simple to Use.
And ODrive Client is Fast, Secure and Easy to Use. Features:
- Automatic synchronization between file.
- Automatically updates modified files.
- Gives Notification
- Run in system tray
- No need to spend money.
Finally, the guide includes detailed instructions on How to Getting Started with Google Drive Syncing.
Especially relevant: CURRENTLY THIS CLIENT IS NOT SUPPORTING THE GOOGLE DRIVE POLICIES.
So instead you may see: RClone Browser Installation Guide.
 
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1. Launching TerminalOpen a Terminal window 
 (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)  
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2. Setting Up FlatpakHow to Setup Flatpak on openSUSE 42 
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3. InstallingThen to Install Open Drive App on openSUSE 
 To Setup the Repo play:flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo For further Insight see the Flatpak Official Documentation. 
 And after:flatpak install https://flathub.org/repo/appstream/io.github.liberodark.OpenDrive.flatpakref The Flatpak App Setup do Not need the sudo Command because then it Runs confined into a Sandbox. 
 However, you’ll be Prompted to Authenticate with your User’s Admin Pass.
 Then Confirm the proposed Setup with ‘Enter’ and Wait patiently until the App is Downloaded, Built and Installed.
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4. LaunchingFinally, Launch & Enjoy Google Drive 
 Use the desktop Launcher: 
 Of from Shell with:flatpak run io.github.liberodark.OpenDrive After you can Manage Open Drive from the System Tray. 
 Here below on a KDE desktop:  
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5. Getting-StartedGetting Started with ODrive Google Drive Set up on GNU/Linux Google Drive Sync Visual Guide
 
