install onedrive

[dutch2710]

I was helped by the seller in many ways to install onedrive.
However both with using synaptic, packadge sources I am not able to see in my system the one drive option.
At first I instyalled one drive with sudo...
I did not see any drive to use.
Rhen I installed with synaptic.
No result.
After that I revoved the onedrive and installed again just using synaptic.
Again I could not find onedrive in my system.

Please help I must do something wrong.

Awaiting your reply

Hans Minekus

[Eadwine Rose]

@dutch2710 Please do not tack onto old topics, start your own as you have different hardware and a different system.

Split off to start your own, your topic is now here.

[chrispop99]

In line with forum rules, please post your Quick System Info.

'onedrive' is available from the MX Package Installer, and is the preferred way to install new things. It is not a graphical program, so you have to start it from a terminal. Note I have no idea how to use it I'm afraid.

Chris

[Stevo]

I was helped by the seller in many ways to install onedrive.

A "seller"? Perhaps someone that sold a computer with MX preinstalled, maybe...

What the terminal command say for

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apt policy onedrive

[FullScale4Me]

Using the OneDrive Client for Linux

from the Onedrive program's author.

The only version this author states he supports (2.5.3-1) is the one in MX package Installer Test Repo. The one in Enabled Repos is now obsolete and unsupported - version: 2.4.23

[appas]

You can also use rclone - it has onedrive support, and many other cloud providers, besides.

[FullScale4Me]

The webpage for Onedrive supports Drag-n-Drop. So, you can login on https://onedrive.com/ which sends you to https://onedrive.live.com/

Ask Leo! explains - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e9mrY5UqiY