Management and configuration of multiple OneDrive accounts.
Asynchronous real-time monitoring of multiple OneDrive accounts.
Setup wizard for easy OneDrive profile creation and import.
Auto-sync on GUI startup.
Login via the system browser (handled by the OneDrive client) or by pasting the response URL manually.
System tray (if supported by your desktop environment).
Start minimized to tray/dock.
Remembers window size and position between sessions.
Input validation to prevent configuration of incompatible OneDrive client options.
Progress monitoring of multiple simultaneous file transfers.
Failed transfers are grouped behind a N failed toggle, with the reason shown on hover.
Files skipped because of an invalid name or failing transfers to the local Recycle Bin are reported as failed.
Overall sync state from the client's monitor-status.json on OneDrive client v2.5.12+ (with v2.5.11 the state is derived from the client output).
OneDrive clients are stopped gracefully when OneDriveGUI exits or the session logs out (configurable); a client already running outside the GUI can be taken over on startup.
Import and management of SharePoint Shared Libraries.
Tooltips with brief explanations of various OneDrive Client configuration options.
Prompt for re-sync authorization to prevent unexpected data loss.

Known Limitations

No window shadows for Wayland sessions.
No window icon when using AppImage on Wayland sessions.
AppImage: the built-in QWebEngine login window is unavailable; login uses the system browser instead.
On Wayland, the compositor decides the window position; only the window size is guaranteed to be restored.
Check for other reported issues/limitations.

Compatibility

Minimum supported OneDrive client version: v2.5.11 (required for the client-based browser login flow).
OneDrive client v2.5.12 or newer is recommended: the GUI then shows the overall sync state from the client's monitor-status.json, supports the new client options (disable_time_check, monitor_status, notify_monitor_start), and reports Recycle Bin move failures and system clock drift. With v2.5.11 everything except these additions works the same.
You will be shown warnings if your OneDrive Client is not up to date.

Questions, suggestions, contributions, and bug reports are welcome.
Backup your OneDrive config files before importing them to the GUI.
Backup your data before use to prevent accidental file deletion due to OneDrive misconfiguration.
No warranty.

❗	Ensure the latest version of OneDrive for Linux is installed based on instructions for your distro.

Download the latest OneDriveGUI-*-x86_64.AppImage from the release assets.
Make the .AppImage file executable with chmod +x ./OneDriveGUI-<**version**>-x86_64.AppImage and run it.

📝	Users of Ubuntu 22.04+ may also need to install FUSE2 with `sudo apt install libfuse2`.

Use setuptools and build to build the package:

python3 -m pip install setuptools build
python3 -m build

That produces a wheel package in the directory dist/ that can be installed (this also provides an onedrive-gui command):

python3 -m pip install dist/onedrive_gui-*.whl

Ensure Python3 and pip are installed on your system.
Clone or download the content of this repository and cd into the resultant folder:
```
git clone https://github.com/bpozdena/OneDriveGUI.git
cd OneDriveGUI
```

Install dependencies:

python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Once the GUI starts, you will be able to create a new OneDrive profile or import your pre-existing one. Just follow the wizard steps.
You can adjust your OneDrive profile options as needed.
Start OneDrive sync in monitor mode via the GUI by pressing the Play button.

When importing a OneDrive config file, all comments will be removed.
If multi-line options skip_file and skip_dir are used, they will be consolidated into a single line.
Options removed from the OneDrive client (sync_business_shared_folders, min_notify_changes, force_http_2) are dropped from the config on the first start after upgrading. The client then detects the config change and asks for a one-time --resync.
The list of managed OneDrive profiles is stored in ~/.config/onedrive-gui/profiles. You can manually rename your profile or path to the config file there.
Newly created OneDrive config files are stored in ~/.config/onedrive/accounts/<profile_name>.
Logs are written to the file configured in the GUI settings (default /tmp/onedrive-gui/onedrive-gui.log) and rotate based on the configured interval and maximum file size.