Looking for Linux Apps to Manage Multiple Cloud Storage Providers
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SunnyDaze19
Hey everyone! I've been having a blast with CachyOS lately, but I hit a snag while transitioning from Windows to Linux. I need to migrate my cloud storage and while I can access it through a browser, I'm hoping to find a FOSS app that lets me manage Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive all in one place. I've checked around online but haven't found any solid suggestions yet. Got any recommendations?
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If you're using GNOME, the Nautilus file browser has built-in support for FUSE, and I've been using it with GDrive without any issues!
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Insync is another option, but it's a paid app. Just a heads up! It also integrates nicely with GNOME.
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You could check the Arch Wiki for FUSE support. It has a list of userspace file systems that can let you mount cloud storage—might help you find what you need!
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You should definitely check out RClone! It's a great tool that meets your needs for managing multiple cloud storage services.
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RClone is awesome! If you need encryption, you might also want to consider Cryptomater, although it's paid for mobile devices.
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SunnyDaze19: Will look into it, cheers!