It's just that I want the filepath of a given file to be exactly the same on both. To be clear, I am not having trouble syncing files between the computers. Is there a way to tell Google Drive to eliminate the My Drive subdirectory and just use ~/Google Drive/ as it still does on the first computer? Or is there a clever way to set up symlinks to make the filepaths work? (The trouble is I can't just say ln -s "~/Google Drive/My Drive/" ~/Google\ Drive on the second computer because there is already a directory with that name.) (The problem manifests itself in using BibDesk, where links to PDFs that work on the first computer do not work on the second computer.) Question This has caused filepaths that are correct on the first computer to be wrong on the second computer. On this second one, Google Drive has decided to store files not in ~/Google Drive/ but rather in ~/Google Drive/My Drive/.
I just set up the second one a few weeks ago (the first was set up a couple years ago). I would like to be able to sync between them and have the filepaths be the same on both (i.e., if a.txt is at ~/Google Drive/a.txt on one computer I want it to be same on the other). Both are running "Catalina" (MacOS 10.15). This color sequence is still used today, although with different hues and font. Note that the color of the initial G changed from green to blue. I am using Google Drive for Desktop on two Mac laptops. The logo used from Octoto May 30, 1999, differs from the previous version with an exclamation mark added to the end, an increased shadow, letters more rounded, and different letter hues.
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