Features it needs imo:

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Features it needs imo:
1. sync between OS in the same computer like Dropbox does.
2.  select existing folder if re-installed, without having to download all the content again. 
3. edit pdf without the need to download to device.

These are all existing features in Dropbox, so if Google​ wants us to switch, that's the minimum it needs to offer. Plus some further integration between Google Music, Google Books, Google Movie,  Youtube, Google Plus and GDrive would be nice.

#googledrive   #gdrive   #google   #linux  
http://www.webupd8.org/2015/01/official-google-drive-linux-client.html

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  1. Mark FaineFebruary 26, 2015 at 5:33 PM

    Yeah, of course they would release one after I broke down and paid for Insync, though they actually did me a favor by waiting so long.  I doubt their client will have nearly as many features and I would have never considered it if there were a free client.

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