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I'm not sure what you saw, but your Google Drive folder is just a subfolder under your user folder, similar to how Dropbox is, I believe, in your My Docs folder
by jorts 14y ago
I'm not sure what you saw, but your Google Drive folder is just a subfolder under your user folder, similar to how Dropbox is, I believe, in your My Docs folder. You can also right click on the icon in the systray and browse to the Google Drive folder. Are you not on Windows?
- smegel 14y agoI think when I installed Dropbox I was able to choose the folder, or it created a shortcut on my desktop. In truth the issue was not so much the location, but the internal structure that seemed obscure at the time (this was when GDrive first came out, might be different now). Dropbox just appeared as a simple, normal folder. That's it. I put stuff in, it got synced. I clicked on stuff inside, and it opened like a normal file in any other folder. It just worked.
- skyhook_mockups 14y agohmm not sure what you mean by internal structure that seemed obscure. GDrive works just like you describe: a simple, normal folder. That's it. I put stuff in, it got synced
- jorts 14y agoI'm pretty sure as skyhook_mockups described it's just a normal folder. GDrive is going to offer a lot once more applications start offering their services services based on what you store in GDrive which is what I see as the differentiating factor for things stored in GDrive. I imagine Dropbox will mimic it in time, but they're behind at the moment.