Considering that the Fedora repository hasn’t provided any version beyond 1.4.5, I must say that it’s useless as it is, since every Fedora user has to manually check for new versions, download and install them. Having an outdated repository doesn’t do any good for the community.
Also, while on the subject, please update the version id of the RPM packages, they still point to Fedora 25, which sends the wrong message of being an outdated package that doesn’t work on newest versions.
Hello can you please test this with a Google Apps drive that has over 5TB of files in deeply nested folders? B/c there hasn’t been any Insync version that works. Not on Linux or windows. All hot garbage. The 1.3 versions nor the 1.4 versions work. Lots of I/O activity on my disk but no syncing. I’ve let it run for over two weeks uninterrupted. No syncing, just garbage
I’ll be following this thread, since I also want to upgrade 1.3.22.36179 to a newer version! When I run “apt-get install insync-headless”, it tells me “insync-headless is already the newest version (1.3.22.36179-stretch)” …
Thanks for reaching out. Watch out for Topics on the Forums because we may be sharing our new releases in a different Topic. We’ll let you know here as well though!