On Thu, 22 Aug 2024 at 20:10, Matthias Petermann <m...@petermann-it.de> wrote: > > Hello Brian, > > Am 22.08.24 um 19:24 schrieb Brian Buhrow: > > hello. Thanks for the reply. What I'm looking for is some kind of > > command line, or > > perhaps a fuse mount for grafting Google drives into the filesystem tree. > > Is anyone using the > > Google drive program for Linux? If so, does it work in linux emulation > > mode? > > You might take a look at rclone[1]. This is basically a kind of an > advanced rsync implemented in Go and able to nativaly talk a wide range > of cloud storages. If a rsync style access is acceptable for you, then > this might be a viable option.
Just another suggestion to look at rclone - I use it to keep local copies of google drives data, but the sync can go both ways. It needs a browser interaction to get a token to access drive, but has a reasonably nice way to do that on another computer if needed (so you don't need a browser on the machine with rclone and storage) It has a very large set of backends, including Google Photos, and can sync things between most of them David
