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Klojum
13 days agoExplorer | Level 3
Ubuntu 24.04 often shows deprecated warnings on the command line
I have used Dropbox for a good 6 years now on various Ubuntu Linux boxes, but I'm now having hiccups with Dropbox on Ubuntu 24.04.1 compared to a 20.04.6 setup on a different pc.
The 20.04 pc s...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Hi Klojum, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
If you're not on a Dropbox Basic plan with more than 3 devices connected, could you try an advanced reinstall of the app using the steps in this link?
Keep me updated with any progress!
Klojum
11 days agoExplorer | Level 3
Hi Jay,
Perhaps I should have mentioned that I am on the Basic Plan (connecting to max 3 devices), and I simply used the "dropbox_2024.04.17_amd64.deb" file linked on the Dropbox website. I hope this situation doesn't end Dropbox support for me.
Ubuntu 24.04 was released a week after your last Linux installation file, and as a former ISTQB tester I know that software regression hiccups are not uncommon. Seeing the date of the install file as well as those of the CLI versions I do get the nagging feeling that Linux OS development isn't too high on the Dropbox Team to-do list.
So, as a Basic Dropbox user on Ubuntu Linux 24.04.1, what are my options?
- Jay11 days agoDropbox Staff
Since you're already using 3 devices, and it sounds like your current device is already connected to your account, you should be able to perform the advanced reinstallation steps, since you won't go over the device limit.
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