I applied the qtconfig suggestion. But now it looks even uglier.Screenshot: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/8902804/Screenshots/Skype.pngDoes Skype look the same for you on Gnome with Adwaita?Regards
orschiro
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2012-11-27T01:01:05Z
safetycopy wrote:I always install Dropbox by following the "Install Dropbox via command line" instructions from https://www.dropbox.com/install?os=lnx.To get the daemon to autostart, you just add~/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd &to your ~/.config/openbox/autostart file. --- THIS is what worked ... and THEN the ~/bin/nautilus mockup in the other post. .
NOTE: There is an updated Dropbox installation guide available on the wiki, see: http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/h … up_dropbox-----First off, what is Dropbox? Well, according to the Dropbox website:Dropbox is the easiest way to share and store your files online.Having tried Dropbox myself, I have to agree that it is pretty sweet, and that is coming from a guy who runs rsync everyday.
hi,i have dropbox installed in my system.everything is perfect except for the little icon in the tray,https://dl.dropbox.com/u/2903075/Screen … 9%3A35.pnge.g.: kupfer has bigger icon than dropboxis it normal?
nTia89
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2012-09-28T13:55:15Z
Hey guys, I'm on a new install, and I'm trying to get Dropbox working (it has my workspace folder for eclipse in it, among other things!)I tried following the wiki guide and some forum posts, but I'm having some trouble.Here's my error when I try to run it:dropbox start
Starting Dropbox.../home/user/.dropbox-dist/dropboxd: 10: exec: /home/user/.dropbox-dist/dropbox: not found
I better will not try it as indicated by this bug report: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/26212
orschiro
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2012-12-11T07:10:26Z
My system is on systemd and dropbox starts no problem using a startup item from gnome-session-properties (command is "dropboxd").I did get the "connecting..." error (on my laptop, using NetworkManager) so have it check for an active network connection until it starts by using the second script from the wiki.Two suggestions:1) check directory permissions as per the wiki2) what d
Did you download it from Dropbox, or did you use the AUR to install it? Why did you not use the version in the AUR?The problem is that that is a Python 2 script. In Arch land, Python 3 is the default version. You can install it from the AUR (best choice), -or-patch /usr/bin/python such that the first line is :#!/usr/bin/python2-or- invoke dropbox as:python2 /usr/bin/dropbox
Today a new stable Dropbox release (1.0.10) arrived. Some nice features and tons of bug fixes were introduced. The update is fairly easy:1. Stop Dropbox (right click on systray icon)2. Rename your /username/.dropbox-dist directory for backup reasons3.
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