dropbox:458: PyGTKDeprecationWarning: Stock items are deprecated. Self.ok = ok = Gtk.Button(stock=Gtk.STOCK_OK) dropbox:453: PyGTKDeprecationWarning: Stock items are deprecated. Starting Dropbox./dropbox:303: PyGIDeprecationWarning: Since version 3.11, calling threads_init is no longer needed. When you run that command, it will say the following and you will also receive the following Dropbox Installation prompt. Now we can run the following command to start Dropbox. You can run the following commands if you want to make sure there is no Dropbox running in the background.ĭropbox status # Should report "not running"
Please do make sure the Dropbox desktop client isn't currently installed and running. Step 4 - Start Dropbox Nautilus on your Linux machine This has created a "binary" named "dropbox" in the repo. Once completed and there are no errors, you should see the following output: OR, if you prefer, you can also run the commands individually. We can now build and install Dropbox Nautilus Linux, by running these commands in the "nautilus-dropbox-2020.03.04" folder as administrator (root user): We can see here that the files are there and unpacked successfully. Now that we confirmed that we have successfully downloaded the Dropbox Nautilus Linux tar file, we can now look to unpack the tarball (.tar) file on our LInux machine. Step 2 - Unpack the Dropbox Nautilus Linux tar package On your Linux machine and using the Terminal, you can use the following curl commands to download it, where we will first change to a folder where we want to download the Dropbox tar file, download and then check that it is downloaded. Step 1 - Download the latest Linux installer packageįrom there you will be able to select latest version of Dropbox Nautilus that is available. Sudo dnf install -y gnome-common nautilus-devel python3-docutils python3-gobjectįor the latest, you can check the Dropbox Github at : dropbox / nautilus-dropbox Sudo apt-get install -y gnome-common libnautilus-extension-dev python3-gi python3-docutils Dropbox Github How to install Dropbox using command line in Linux PrerequisitesĮnsure you have the following dependencies installed on your Linux machine: You should only build Dropbox Nautilus yourself if you need a package for a distribution that we don't support, or you want to develop on the Dropbox Nautilus package. The guidance for this version from Dropbox is: If you plan on developing with the Dropbox Nautilus package.
A Dropbox package for a Linux distribution that is not currently supported on Dropbox, and the native prebuilt ones offerd by Dropbox are not working.This will be using what Dropbox calls, "Dropbox Nautilus" package. This is a guide on how to install Dropbox Nautilus using command line in Linux.
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