- By default, C:\Users\yourusername\Appdata\Local\Google\DriveFS is used as a temp file location - this can cause problems when trying to "stream" large files with C: drive running out of disk space.
- To change this setting - and to change from "streaming" to "mirroring" and so on, we need to right-click on the taskbar icon (which is usually hidden by default, so we have to click on the up-arrow to show this icon first) --> the Gear icon --> Preferences then again click on the Gear icon in the window which comes up. A bit clunky.
- This is the interface now (November 2022), but may change in the future.
- Edit: Google Drive for Desktop does not work very well with very large files. rclone is better in such cases. For example, see my next post.
Mostly work related stuff which I would've entered into my "Log book". Instead of hosting it on an intranet site, outsourcing the hosting to blogger!
Sunday, November 13, 2022
using Google Drive for desktop
Some points for using Google Drive for desktop - may be easier to use than rclone for some users, but the following can be potential stumbling blocks:
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