Name: VGrive
Author: Eduard Berloso Clarà

VGrive is a client (back-end and front-end) for Google Drive made in Vala. Automatically detects changes in local and remote files and syncs them.

VGrive

Fix error when checking files with the char '#'. Update metadata from appdata.

Adapt to changes of Google Drive API. Avoid error "may be sending authomated queries".

Bug fixed that caused deleting some files that had special characters.Change delete method: intead of deleting from Google Drive, files are moved to trash.

New option to start VGrive minimized. For users who have enabled tray icons: Show vgrive icon in the notification area with options to close and show the app. Added comand line options. Type "com.github.bcedu.vgrive --help" to see more information. Translations updates: Updated Dutch translation. Bug fixes:

Add 'cancel' button in the conf menu to exit configuration without saving. Save state of "Advanced View".

Bug Fix: Ignore Google Docs (and other Google files). Translations:

Welcome to the dark side: Dark mode support! Spanish and Galician translations by @riesp.

Improvments and features included with the new version:

VGrive initial release! This is the first release of VGrive: a google drive client for linux.

Google Drive client with automatic synchronization for Linux

VServer opens an http server in the desired folder. Very useful to share files in a easy and fast way. Do you have a film on the computer and you want to watch it on your mobile phone? Just start Vserver in you computer and go to the given link with the mobile phone, you will have the film right there!It has been developed to follow the same behaviour than the wellknown python's simpleHTTPserver.It also works throught comand line options. Try typing 'flatpak run com.github.bcedu.valasimplehttpserver --help' to learn more.

VServer

Access your files from any device on the same network

VGrive

Google Drive client with automatic synchronization for Linux

Zmiany w wersji 1.6.1

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