However, and this is the second problem, dropbox overwrites the startup applications command from two places : So we create a new Startup Applications command “DropBoxStart” with comment “dropbox tray icon workaround” and command: dbus-launch dropbox startĪnd we untick the existing dropbox startup applications command to allow our new one to do its work The first is that dropbox is attempting to use the DBUS based appindicators, but does not supply the correct interfaces for them, so we need to use dbus-launch first Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub The standard Dropbox entry that I haven't been able to get rid of So I ended up using Bob-El's approach, adding the new script to StartupĪpplications as a new entry called DropboxRestart (which is in addition to Put it back! Or if you set a delay on it, at next boot Dropbox will change
OFF, or command-line "dropbox autostart n"), at next boot Dropbox will just I tried LukMercury's approach, but these days if you get rid of theĭropbox entry in Startup Applications (whether by deleting it, turning it Perhaps there's now a race condition that I didn't have earlier.
Upgrade of some software (I'm not sure what) caused me to get this problem. On 13 January 2016 at 00:59, Rohan Jayasekera had no problems initially on Linux Mint 17.3, but a recent update or
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