How do I add the GSuite apps to Ubuntu Mate? I really wish the Ubuntu team would just come pre-installed with all these cloud apps instead of stupid and bloated LibreOffice. I've been looking for packages of the google suite apps, but I can't find anything. On Windows, they're right there.
@George Dao same here, idk why anyone would use apple services apart from ICloud storage for backups maybe. There are much better services out there imo
@George Dao Yeah I also use a lot of Apple products (although I do have a Windows/Linux desktop but I use a mac laptop) and I don't think I've ever used iCloud except for backups. I have heard that they're going to be branching out their services into the business sector though so I'm curious to see where that leads.
Online accounts in KDE sucks right now. Google account sync lost almost all functionality. I had to use rsync to be able to upload things to gDrive, and that thing is kind of a pain...
Actually, this does not seem to work well on Fedora 36 and Workspaces for businesses. I do have read access to Gdrive, but there is no 2 way sync for calendar and can't upload files to Gdrive via the Gnome files app.
I just tried Gnome's Calendar application for the first time and it crashed when I unchecked and checked the "Holidays in Estonia" option. I don't even live in Estonia and have never set my location to that country, so I don't know where they got that from. Terrible software.
I find it easier to just use all this straight from the browser... Everything is heading that way anyway. Why the need to sync things into a local desktop app?
I hate saying this but at this point, you might as well buy a Chromebook. It's all of this plus you can possibly install KDE and GNOME on the Linux Machine
Chromium OS works pretty good I dunno if you've played with that at all. I set my kid up on the pi-400 to do her school work during the few lockdowns we've had. Seasaw, zoom whatnot numerous others seem to work pretty good as Google apps or extensions...
Yeah, now you can also install ChromeOS onto normal PC's with ChromeOS Flex, I have been using it for a few months and it's great, just make sure your hardware is supported though.
@@yusefaslam9675 yeah I've tried flex on a few random machines but not for while but I kept coming up against weird glitches each time could of been due to video cards I'm not sure. And it'd be nice if it gets to the point where we could dual boot or triple boot with Linux and windows...
I’m having a horrible time on Linux. It’s nearly impossible to do simple things like creating a bootable Windows 11 USB. I’ve spent nearly an entire day trying to accomplish a task that would take 3 minutes in Windows.
Linux for me is "high initial timesink, low later timesink". Things like creating a bootable USB, for example, is nowadays done with Ventoy. Most people just haven't fully tested it yet, but it's much better with creating a universal bootable USB drive... and you just drop any ISO you want there, while using it as a normal USB the rest of the time. And honestly, it's my preferred way of interacting with Windows too - I make a VM, I make sure everything is fine... then I clone it. If Windows messed up, I could just very easily re-clone it and destroy the borked VM.
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Didn't Google discontinue Cloud Print in 2020? 7:10
Quote google support: "Google Cloud Print will be deprecated in December 2020."
Really useful discussion that helps folks make a decision on which platform to use.
KDE connect is just awesome
I had that on Garuda Linux on my laptop and I never got it to work. Maybe it doesn’t connect to IPhone
@@98drez it just recently got released for apple as a beta application
Could you tell us the list of browser extensions which you use?
How do I add the GSuite apps to Ubuntu Mate? I really wish the Ubuntu team would just come pre-installed with all these cloud apps instead of stupid and bloated LibreOffice. I've been looking for packages of the google suite apps, but I can't find anything. On Windows, they're right there.
This is the kind of video I am searching for a while! Thanks!
I'm a simple person. I see zorin I give a like
Insync is great BUT it doesn't have support for sym links, like a native google drive app for Mac OS
Would love to see a version of this video for that Big Fruit Company's ecosystem!
@George Dao same here, idk why anyone would use apple services apart from ICloud storage for backups maybe. There are much better services out there imo
@George Dao Yeah I also use a lot of Apple products (although I do have a Windows/Linux desktop but I use a mac laptop) and I don't think I've ever used iCloud except for backups. I have heard that they're going to be branching out their services into the business sector though so I'm curious to see where that leads.
Great video! Saved for later use! Thanks again
There's no G Suite now, it's Google Workspace.
Same thing.
There's no office now, it's Microsoft365 😂
What are those icons, they look great.
Online accounts in KDE sucks right now. Google account sync lost almost all functionality. I had to use rsync to be able to upload things to gDrive, and that thing is kind of a pain...
When you're too deep into google echo-sys like this why you affraid of using google chrome ?
How you moved your doc icons in center along with Zorin app launcher? I tried that but Zorin app launcher icon doesn't move to center.
Rclone is the way to go for cloud storage. A bit of a learning curve. But really good.
i use solus but i cant find the to do app in the repos , wut do i do!!! any alternate app?
Sadly, Gnome is not synking with Google Photos anymore.
I think this must be due to google's own legal restrictions somehow cause i doubt they'd take away such useful feature willingly
Actually, this does not seem to work well on Fedora 36 and Workspaces for businesses. I do have read access to Gdrive, but there is no 2 way sync for calendar and can't upload files to Gdrive via the Gnome files app.
I just tried Gnome's Calendar application for the first time and it crashed when I unchecked and checked the "Holidays in Estonia" option. I don't even live in Estonia and have never set my location to that country, so I don't know where they got that from. Terrible software.
Thank you for your great videos. Do you plan to make a similar video about the NextCloud ecosystem?
Interested in this too
Electron wrappers and PWA links.
great job!!
I find it easier to just use all this straight from the browser... Everything is heading that way anyway. Why the need to sync things into a local desktop app?
I hate saying this but at this point, you might as well buy a Chromebook. It's all of this plus you can possibly install KDE and GNOME on the Linux Machine
Nice!
Zorin?
lol, G-nome
Chromium OS works pretty good I dunno if you've played with that at all. I set my kid up on the pi-400 to do her school work during the few lockdowns we've had. Seasaw, zoom whatnot numerous others seem to work pretty good as Google apps or extensions...
Yeah, now you can also install ChromeOS onto normal PC's with ChromeOS Flex, I have been using it for a few months and it's great, just make sure your hardware is supported though.
@@yusefaslam9675 yeah I've tried flex on a few random machines but not for while but I kept coming up against weird glitches each time could of been due to video cards I'm not sure. And it'd be nice if it gets to the point where we could dual boot or triple boot with Linux and windows...
Nice, yeah like I mentioned you have to have the right hardware for it, with the right hardware it works very smoothly.
The story for Gnome Documents doesn't seem to be good - it was there in Fedora 33 but not 34 nor 35.
I’m having a horrible time on Linux. It’s nearly impossible to do simple things like creating a bootable Windows 11 USB. I’ve spent nearly an entire day trying to accomplish a task that would take 3 minutes in Windows.
Linux for me is "high initial timesink, low later timesink". Things like creating a bootable USB, for example, is nowadays done with Ventoy. Most people just haven't fully tested it yet, but it's much better with creating a universal bootable USB drive... and you just drop any ISO you want there, while using it as a normal USB the rest of the time. And honestly, it's my preferred way of interacting with Windows too - I make a VM, I make sure everything is fine... then I clone it. If Windows messed up, I could just very easily re-clone it and destroy the borked VM.
it literally takes 3 minutes on linux too xd you can even use a lot of the same apps to do it like balena etcher
Chrome OS is basically Gentoo...
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Hey! Are you Christian? I saw you were editing an invitation to an event. I also saw in other video the music artist that you listen to... God bless you man! I like your channel!
You're overcomplicating this. Just use a web browser like everyone else and call it a day.