Opensuse dropbox kde

Next, run the Dropbox daemon from the newly created. On a new terminal, as user: dropbox start I hope this can help you. That worked wonderfully, thank you! I am getting so close! This all worked for me until: 2. I am running Originally Posted by bonesTdog. I'm afraid this still doesn't work for me. I believe I've followed the instructions above in the link carefully and I get to the point where it has downloaded dropbox, gotten to percent, then it hangs. Nothing happens after that.

I'm stuck with a window titled "dropbox installation", where it says "downloading dropbox Here's part of what appears in the terminal window. Reading installed packages Resolving package dependencies The following NEW packages are going to be installed: dropbox dropbox-servicemenu 2 new packages to install.

Overall download size: After the operation, additional GpgmeError: 32, , 'Not operational' I had tried to install dropbox before, so the repos were already there. I've seen this in Tumbleweed Leap Re: System Tray seems broken in KDE Leap all the suggested fixes seem to work - so hopefully a permanent fix not too far away.

A separate - but I guess very related issue. Seems to be a widespread issue across distributions using plasma 5. Haven't come across one that works for openSUSE yet. Originally Posted by farcusnz. GHz Originally Posted by griadooss. My experience with the same issue Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page:.

Bookmarks Bookmarks Digg del. This will guide through the installation process, and will let you create a new account, or log you into your existing one. Next step is to add dropboxd to the startup applications. Open up your K menu, and navigate to System Settings. Select add application in the right-hand menu. Accept, and you are done. Admins or mods should check the language, I'm not a native English speaker.

You should also check if I used the names Folders, System settings, tabs, menu manes, etc. Thank you! Re: Dropbox on KDE. Originally Posted by ckop What is Dropbox?

Inside the folder run the -dropboxd- application. Next step is to add -dropboxd- to the startup applications. Open up your K menu, and navigate to -System Settings-.