The Linux community has been vocal in requesting for an official Google Drive and Photos desktop client but Google still hasn’t answered the call. Insync is a Google Drive client for Linux, and today we’ll share a workflow on how to sync
Google introduced 2 new tools last year, Backup and Sync and Drive File Stream, which replaced the original Google Drive Sync desktop app that long-time syncers would be familiar with. Google Drive Sync basically mapped a "Google Drive" folder on your local
Photos and videos are two of the best ways to remember special events and significant moments in our life. This is also why it’s important to make sure that you’ve got proper backup plans for these memories. You can use your local
Google has never released an official Google Drive client for Linux. That sucks for a lot of Linux users in the Google ecosystem. As a Linux user, if you want to access your Google Drive on desktop you usually end up: testing out many
It's common practice to put all the programs, folders and files (or at least shortcuts) that we need quick access to on our desktops. Why? So that these important files are readily available and easily found. What if you can do the same for