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Dear Sir/Madam,
I have informed that MS 365 works on any device. But while I was trying to use the primary feature for developers collaborative work its actually of no go.
I am talking about the features like OneDrive and SharePoint Sync. For developers to work on a collaborative project they really need to access files and programs across devices by keeping the files on the drive and should be able to launch IDEs to access the filesystems as if they are the local file systems.
Can we have OneDrive and SharePoint Sync work on Ubuntu?
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Regards
Ashraful
A family of Microsoft on-premises document management and storage systems.
Hi @Ashraful Khan ,
I’m checking how the things are going on about this issue. Whether the post helps you?
You can accept the post as answer if it helps.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
There is no official client for syncing OneDrive/SPO files to Linux devices, and afaik there are no plans to provide such. You can use third-party alternatives, such as https://github.com/abraunegg/onedrive/
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That service has a bit of a learning curve so I really recommend to do the --dry-run option whenever making changes and read all the documentation if you have multiple accounts and libraries to sync. Nice when it's set up and runs in the background.
It sounds like you're referring to source code. OneDrive/SharePoint are not source control solutions. I would suggest you look at Azure DevOps, GitHub, etc.
Sorry Trevor, it seems you've missed the point of the discussion. @Vasil Michev tells about the available source code for the client not about the using SharePoint or OneDrive.