It is just for streaming music on my phone.
#Install google music manager archive
Music Manager is not my actual back up archive for music anyway. I'll manually run the app anytime I buy a new album. I selected upload only and pointed it at the two folders representing the two recent purchases, and declined the option to monitor folders for changes. Since my collection is 99.9% synced and I only buy about a dozen new records a year, I chose to not see what happens when it sees the same 550 albums on both sides of a new set up.
On the clean re-install it will start up like it has no idea who you are.
Delete the home//.config/google-musicmanager directory. To get Music Manager syncing your music collection again, take the following steps. There is still no official Google Drive client for Linux. The least they can do is dedicate an engineer to making sure their stuff is usable on Linux. Why are so many of Google's services complete shit on Linux? Google has built one of the world's most valuable companies on open source software. But Chrome just hangs on 'Setting up Music Manager." Google's suggestion is to use Chrome and upload through the browser. I tried to downgrade to an older version but that resulted in unresolvable dependency issues. I tried un-installing and reinstalling and the same thing happened. It seems to start up in that it shows as running in System Monitor, but there is no GUI. My recent upgrade from Mint 17.3 to Mint 18.3 killed Google Music Manager.
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