When doing the setup, you might have indicated that you would like Yandex Disk to launch on startup.Īs of this writing, this may not be working correctly. When you examine the folder after a short while, you should see files in your Yandex Disk appearing in the folder. (I entered “Y” to start Yandex Disk on startup)Īfter setup is done, the background (daemon) process will begin to synchonize files from your Yandex Disk in the cloud to the path that you defined above in point 3 (/home/zhixian/Yandex.Disk). Whether to start Yandex Disk on startup.(I left this field as blank to use the default proposed path) Path to a folder on your local disk to store your Yandex Disk files.(I entered “N” as I do not use a proxy server) To setup your Yandex Disk, type the following command in the Yandex Disk console session:
#Yandex.disk search software#
In the software description page, click on the Buy button.Īt this time of writing, its priced at $0.Īfter you pressed Buy, there will be a Terms of Use dialog.Ĭlick on the Accept button to accept the terms of use.Īfter you clicked on the Accept button, you need to log in to your Ubuntu One account.Īfter you entered your credentials and log in to your Ubuntu One account, the installation for the application should proceed accordingly.Īfter the installation has complete, you should be able to access it from the desktop menu:Īfter you click on the menu item, it will start a console session describing the usage of Yandex Disk command, yandex-disk. Yandex.Disk can be installed via Ubuntu Software Center (search term: yandex).Ĭlick on the More Info button to view details. It is also assumed that you have a Yandex account to use this service.Īt this time of writing, the service remains free. It is assumed that you have such an account. SummaryĪs such, installation requires the use of an Ubuntu One account. This blog post is about installing and configuring Yandex.Disk, a cloud storage service.
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