I use 'insync' for Google Drive which works well but is a paid for application. Unfortunately, Google does not yet provide their own Linux client. I would recommend that you read the link to Google Drives and the links within that. This is very convenient when using KeePass on multiple computers using multiple operating systems and or smartphones and or tablets. Store and synchronize your passwords with the free KeePassXCįYI: If you use any cloud provider's sync client and create or use a shared sync folder where you put your KeePass databases in, it will be updated locally and remotely in your cloud account when you make changes. Sync with Google Drive in Linux: Working Example : KeePass There are various Google Drive clients and access options including through the system settings online accounts option. Meaning the Google Drive must be 'mounted' and or available. In order to use a cloud provider like Google Drive, you would need to have access to your Google Drive folder before you start a KeePass program. I do recommend using KeePassXC which can be installed through the 'Synaptic Package Manager (SPM)' or from their PPA and all of them can read KeePass v2 databases locally or remotely. You do know that you can install Linux versions of KeePassXC (cross platform), KeePassX, or KeePass2, without using Linux Wine? I would highly recommend that you do not use KeePass in Wine. If you run ' inxi -Fxzd' and ' lsusb' from the console terminal prompt, highlight the results, copy and paste them back here, that should provide enough information.

It would help to know more about your system setup.

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