Google Drive sync for Linux
Skymir mirrors your Google Drive folders to Linux with two-way sync, double-click Google Docs shortcuts, and a native GTK tray. Local saves upload within seconds; changes made in Drive arrive within about a minute. Deletes go to the trash on both sides, and a sync that would delete more than half your files is refused. $19 one-time, 14-day free trial, no subscription.
Skymir provides two-way synchronization between Google Drive and Linux, allowing users to access and edit Google Docs directly. It offers a one-time purchase of $19 with a 14-day free trial and includes features like local saves that upload quickly and a native GTK tray.
Skymir scores 65 for being the first Google Drive sync for Linux.
signal 65 out of 100
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