Sudo echo “deb stable main” | sudo tee -a /etc/apt//yandex.list > /dev/null & wget -O- | sudo apt-key add – & sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install -y yandex-diskĪfter that string of commands runs, you have to issue one more command: Open your terminal window and issue the following command (this is all one line): Fortunately you can copy/paste a single command to run the entire installation. With that bit of information in hand, let’s install.Įverything for the installation will be done from the command line. During the process you’ll create a username/password that will be required during the installation. Head over to the Yandex site and set up your account. SEE: Cloud computing policy (Tech Pro Research) Installing Yandex.Diskīefore you install, you must first have a Yandex.Disk account. Let’s walk through installing Yandex.Disk on Ubuntu 16.04. However, if you want to be able to easily update the package on Linux, you’ll want to install through the official Yandex PPA. If you want to install on Linux, you can download the installer package for your distribution ( installers for Windows and Mac are also available). Research: The complexities of multicloud deployments are often worth the benefits, even in uncertain times (TechRepublic Premium) Get a lifetime of secure cloud storage for less than $50 On-call cloud operations cost organizations an average of $2.5 million per year That rivals the cost of Google Drive–I pay $1.99 USD/month for 100 GB. You can purchase more in the following increments: With a free account, you get 10 GB of storage space. This service started out in 2012, and it’s still a solid contender to meet your cloud needs. In the constant quest for even more cloud services, I stumbled upon an old friend: Yandex.Disk. If you'd like to add support for the Yandex.Disk cloud syncing solution to your Ubuntu desktop, read this tutorial. Yandex.Disk is a Dropbox alternative worth checking out.
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How to install the Yandex.Disk cloud client on Ubuntu
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