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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

Moving files from Windows VM to my Host

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Moving files from Windows VM to my Host

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 2 days ago

Hi everyone,

I am very new to Linux/GNU amd I have moved from windows to Fedora workstation 40 with GNOME a few moths ago.

I have been blown away how easy everything have been to migrate but there is one thing I can’t migrate which is proton drive as they don’t support Linux 😡.

I decided to follow some advice online and set up a windows VM in GNOME boxes and install proton Drive then I can copy/mount my files leaving the VM to sync my proton drive.

I have insralles spice on both the Host and the Guest OS and can copy filed to the VM but I can’t for the life of me work out how to get from the VM.

I am probably being stupif but please be gentle I have only been using Linux for 2 months.

Thanks in advance.

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rclone supports Proton Drive, no need to run a Windows VM for that.
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  This, or you could just symlink a folder in your home to wherever a wine prefix would be to run it.
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  I have tried r clone and I keep getting the error about the account being locked out and never connects and I get a similar issue with Celeste.

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