Which are the best tools to use Google Drive on Linux?

[TomDoe]

@wavemop

But if I try to “open” a file in it, lets say with KeepassXC…

If you open the *.kdbx file with doubleclick maybe KeePassXC can “remember” the path to the file.
KeePassXC → Wertkzeuge → Einstellungen → Programmstart → Zuletzt verwendete Datenbank merken / Beim Start zuletzt verwendete Datenbank öffnen

[r0ckhopper]

@wavemop

I did that and it works perfectly fine in nautilus.

@wavemop

So do I really have to use something like an rclone-solution additionally to kio-drive to open my KP-Database in GDrive?

Because you’ve mentioned nautilus, I’m assuming you are using Gnome, and not KDE. kio-drive is a KDE package (my answer above was to a KDE user). Do you have gvfs-goa and gvfs-google installed?

[wavemop]

not working, sorry but good thought.

[wavemop]

Actually I am on KDE with Nautilus.
Only other Applications are not able getting access to this kind of Google Drive implementation.
Looks like I have to face rclone/insync?

[r0ckhopper]

@wavemop

Actually I am on KDE with Nautilus.

That’s the beauty of Linux - so many choices…

@wavemop

Looks like I have to face rclone/insync?

For two way, real time syncing then yes, unfortunately.

[wavemop]

Alright if I have to
I love how easy something like this is done
in Windows - but I condemn Windows even more

[r0ckhopper]

@wavemop

I love how easy something like this is done
in Windows

It’s Google’s fault - they’re perfectly capable of delivering a client for Linux like the one for Windows and Mac, but choose not to.

[wavemop]

There has to be a Linux based client in Android/ChromeOS.
Do you think they “decided” not to deliver it?

[r0ckhopper]

@wavemop

Do you think they “decided” not to deliver it?

Yes.

[thefrog]

There is no cloud its just someone elses server.