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Official Google Drive Linux Client Screenshots Leaked

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Jan 30, 2015

It has been almost three years since Google Drive launched and we have yet to see an official client for Linux.

While there are various unofficial clients, none of them is perfect, with Insync probably being the best option, but it costs $15 per Google account and not everybody wants to pay for something Google is offering for free on Windows, Mac and mobile. After such a long period of time, some may think that an official Google Drive Linux client is never going to be released, however there are a couple of screenshots which indicate otherwise […]

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