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boxquestioner
8 years agoNew member | Level 2
Proprietary daemon and python-gpgme
Hi, I try to install Dropbox on Linux. When I clicked on the Dropbox icon or visited www.dropbox.com/download, I got a message: In order to use Dropbox, you must download the proprietary daemon. No...
Jay
Dropbox Community Moderator
8 years agoHi there, what version of Linux are you using? Are you not able to apt-get that module?
gcvisel
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
I am getting the same popup every time I boot up Mint 17.3. If I click on OK (and check the Don't show this again box,) it hangs the install at about 75%. (This is with Dropbox installed and running just fine!) If I just click the checkbox and dismiss the popup, it just comes back on next bootup. More of a nuisance on bootup that I have to dismiss, so I was wondering if anyone else was seeing this popup.
- jonaseberle7 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Any update here?
- smartsphere7 years agoNew member | Level 2
I installed python-gpg and Dropbox loads up without the warning
sudo apt-get install python-gpg
Dennnis
- gcvisel7 years agoHelpful | Level 5
I tried that, and get "Unable to locate package python-gpg."
In the Mint Synaptic Package manager, python-gpg is not listed, but python-gpgme is, and it was already installed.
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