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The tool is also available in the Debian and Ubuntu official repositories, even though this is not mentioned in the documentation (edit: the documentation was updated to reflect this).
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The OneDrive Free Client (fork) for Linux documentation mentions that this tool is available in the Fedora repositories, on AUR for Arch Linux / Manjaro, on for Slackware, and in the unstable channel on NixOS.
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How to install OneDrive Free Client (fork) on Debian (and Ubuntu, etc.), Fedora and more For OneDrive Business or Office 365 accounts, shared folders are currently not supported.
Do that by going to the OneDrive website and logging in to your account, then go to the Shared files list, right click on the folder you want to sync and then click Add to my OneDrive. You might also like: Access OneDrive From Linux Using OneDriver (GUI)Īs for shared folders, for OneDrive Personal accounts all you have to do is add them to your OneDrive. when running this tool as a service, the OneDrive Free Client monitor interval is 45 seconds, so it may take up to 45 seconds for remote changes to be synchronized to your local drive. It's also important to note that while local changes are uploaded right away to the linked Microsoft OneDrive account, remote changes are delayed until the next synchronization when using -monitor (this 'monitor' mode allows the OneDrive Free Client to continuously monitor your local file system for changes, and upload them when detected). Like the original project, the OneDrive Free Client fork doesn't have a graphical user interface so it must be used from the command line, though it does have desktop notifications that let you know about the sync status and any sync error that occurs.