While Microsoft has been making a lot of progress in supporting open source software, and released things such as SQL Server on Linux, their support for consumer software is still lacking.But while applications like Office are still not available for desktop users (well, unless you use virtual machines or Wine), you can get OneDrive file syncing today using an open source application created by GitHub user skilion.While this application is still early in development, it already has a good set of features, some of which are not available for the official OneDrive client on Windows or Linux:File change monitoringResumable file transfersSupport for multiple accountsSelective sync InstallationCurrently, this client is not packaged for most major distributions, therefore, you will have to compile and install it manually.The application has 3 dependencies (along with typical tools such as curl, gcc, git, and make). These are libcurl, sqlite, and the DMD Compiler.To install ...
