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Hi Luis, |
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I don't se any thunar-dropbox in portage.... |
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You could install gnome-extra/nautilus-dropbox. |
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I work on xfce and dropbox is launched with xfce starting (dropbox.desktop |
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in ~/.config/autostart) ; everything works fine. |
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Cheers, |
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Jacques |
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2013/5/12 luis jure <ljc@××××××××××××.uy> |
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> any hints how to make dropbox work on xfce? google returned many hits for |
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> other distributions, or for gentoo but on kde or gnome. |
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> i installed net-misc/dropbox and xfce-extra/thunar-dropbox but all i can |
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> do is upload files with a browser on the website (that is, it recognizes |
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> i have dropbox installed in my computer). |
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> if i run dropbox from the terminal an icon appears on the tray, but it |
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> doesn't do anything. a Dropbox directory was created in my home, but it is |
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> empty and doesn't show the files i uploaded. thunar-xfce doesn't do |
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> anything either. |
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> i installed dropbox on a netbook with xubuntu (also running xfce) and it |
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> just worked. the Dropbox folder shows my uploaded files, and the tray icon |
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> responds. |
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> unfortunately i need dropbox to work on a project with some colleagues |
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> that are using dropbox to share the files. |
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> any help would be very appreciated. |
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