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Once you have installed rclone successfully, you need to configure rclone. In Debian/Ubuntu-based distributions use: sudo apt install rcloneįor Arch-based distributions, use: sudo pacman -S rcloneįor other distributions, please use your distribution’s package manager. Just the rclone installation instruction could be different but the rest of steps remains the same. I am using Ubuntu 20.04 in this tutorial but you should be able to follow this tutorial in pretty much any Linux distribution. You need to tweak the configuration a little to make it work. Using Rclone in Linux is not that complicated but requires some patience and familiarity with the Linux terminal. Sync Microsoft OneDrive in Linux with rclone

This is why I wrote this tutorial to show you how to use rclone with Microsoft OneDrive. Rclone is an extensive command line tool and using it could be confusing with so many options. You can use it with Google Drive, OneDrive, Nextcloud, Amazon S3 and over 40 such cloud services.

With rclone, you can backup files to cloud storage, restore files from cloud storage, mirror cloud data, migrate data between cloud services, use multiple cloud storage as disk. Rclone is an open source command line tool that enables you to synchronize a local Linux directory with various cloud storage services.

If you are not afraid of the Linux terminal, let me show you a command line tool rclone that you can use for synchronizing Microsoft OneDrive in Linux. It’s premium software and not everyone wants to use it. There is a hassle-free, GUI application that lets you use OneDrive on Linux easily. This means that you’ll have to resort to using web browser for accessing your files in OneDrive, which is not very convenient. The one major problem is that Microsoft does not provide a desktop client for Linux, unlike Dropbox and Mega. Microsoft’s own Cloud storage service, OneDrive, gives any Microsoft account holder 5 GB of free storage. You can also use where you can get 15 GB of free storage. There is Dropbox that gives 2 GB of free space. There are several cloud storage services available for Linux.