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jeff_15
5 months agoHelpful | Level 6
The indicator tray Dropbox icon/menu has gone AWOL on my Linux Mint.
Dropbox on Linuxmint MATE Desktop Environment.
In a previous post (https://www.dropboxforum.com/discussions/101001016/upgrade-to-dropbox-on-linuxmint-mate-desktop-killed-bluetooth/833753) I followe...
- 5 months ago
Lo and behold - I finally have a Dropbox icon/menu on my System tray - but only after I removed-rebooted-reinstalled-rebooted for every element in the process. Finally.... but for how long? (Fingers crossed)
jeff_15
5 months agoHelpful | Level 6
Yes, the computer is booted up every day.
I just now installed ver. 2025.05.20 from Dropbox (previous install was 2024.04.17). File-sharing function works but still no icon/menu in the system/Indicator tray.
Incidentally, my ASUS laptop has the same version of LinuxMint (22 Wilma) with Dropbox ver. 2024.04.17 (which I uninstalled from the Desktop computer before installing 2025.05.20) and has the icon/menu working in the System /Indicator tray.
Nancy
Dropbox Community Moderator
5 months agoI see, thanks jeff_15! What I can suggest next is to perform an advanced reinstall instead with these steps.
If the issue persists after that, don’t hesitate to ping me.
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