google-drive-ocamlfuse is a FUSE-based file system backed by Google Drive, written in OCaml.
It lets you mount your Google Drive on Linux.
This system lets users perform directory operations on it through the command line, making Google Drive operations faster.
Key Features
- Full read/write access to ordinary files and folders.
- Read-only access to Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides (exported to configurable formats).
- Multiple account support.
- Duplicate file handling.
- Access to trash (`.Trash` directory).
Website: github.com/astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse
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Developer: Alessandro Strada
License: MIT License
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Related Software
| Google Drive Clients | |
|---|---|
| Rclone | Sync files and directories to and from Google Drive and more |
| google-drive-ocamlfuse | FUSE filesystem over Google Drive |
| Rclone UI | Cross-platform graphical interface for rclone |
| Grive2 | Fork of the original "Grive" |
| RClone Manager | Graphical interface for managing Rclone remotes |
| KIO GDrive | KDE KIO worker that lets KDE applications access Google Drive |
| jdrivesync | Simple command line tool |
| Drive | Google Drive client for the commandline |
| Celeste | GUI file synchronization client |
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