I have a company laptop, a personal laptop and a Raspberry Pi 4. I tried using GitHub, but it's just overkill so I decided to go with normal Google Drive. After installing it on Windows (work's machine), it's possible to simply mount it as a drive and open the terminal from there and run nodemon. Said that, I'd like to do something similar on my Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, but the folder path and contents when I ope the terminal from it are uninteligible, is there a way to fix it?
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There's nothing to fix but there's something to understand: NOT a sync folder. If you want the same functionality you'll have to install a Google Drive sync client as well. Now, the problem is there's no official software for there but there are a few unofficial ones. – ChanganAuto Jun 16 '22 at 19:19
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Hi @ChanganAuto! Thanks for your answer. What do you mean "NOT a sync folder"? Everything is there, just the naming convention is extremely off when using the terminal. Nautilus does "translate" everything in a "human" legible scheme. – Zuitlander Jun 17 '22 at 13:19
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I mean it looks like your GDrive content but in order to use any file it must be downloaded. – ChanganAuto Jun 17 '22 at 18:01
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@ChanganAuto Thank you! I will try one of the unnoficial versions available in the flathub or snapstore then. – Zuitlander Jun 18 '22 at 07:59