SyncDrive will be the name of the Google Drive client developed by David Tavares, the man behind the popular and beautiful Pear OS Linux operating system.
The Linux world is still hungry for an official Google Drive client, but no viable, free and universal solution has been released until now.
With SyncDrive, Linux users will be able to simply and effectively add Google Drives accounts, keep an eye on their storage, as well as to explore and automatically sync their files.
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