Google Drive client for Linux is still not out officially, but some developers from the open source community are bringing it to Linux now!
Google Drive launched with a huge fanfare earlier this year, and the company launched a bunch of dedicated client for Windows, Mac and also for iOS devices, but the company is yet to release a dedicated Google Drive sync client for the Linux users. But now, Insync for Linux is now available for download, to bridge this gap!
Insync is a Linux app developed by a group of developers who badly wanted to have Google Drive sync working on their Linux machines! The app is still in beta, but some users have reported that it works pretty well on Ubuntu and LinuxMint. The app makes use of the recently released Google Drive SDK for the developers to get the file list and also to download them for offline viewing on your Linux machine! If you are one of those Linux user, and if you’d want to have the Google Drive sync working on your machine, just head to this link for both download and developer support and grab Insync for Linux!
Download: Insync for Linux