Eric, and All:
I don't really have any specific solutions to this.
But UbuntuOne is working for me on Lubuntu 13.10, and I didn't do any
special configuration for it.
All I did is install what I needed for using dejadup (the Ubuntu backup
tool). The other thing I did was to establish a LaunchPad password
(which is required by UbuntuOno, as I recall). It also seems I needed
to set things up for it on-line.
A problem for me, has been that the process to change the keyring
password to what I currently use, is so complex, that I just use what I
used back when I set things up.
- Aere
On 02/08/2014 08:49 AM, Eric Bradshaw wrote:
Autostart Ubuntu One and add to LXPanel
1. Go to Menu --> Accessories --> LXTerminal
2. Type (or copy and paste): sudo apt-get install indicator-sync
3. Go to Menu --> Preferences --> Default applications for LXSession
4. Click the "Autostart" tab
Then, in the text box under "Manual autostarted applications,"
5. Type (or copy and paste): ubuntuone-control-panel-qt --minimized
--with-icon
6. Press the "+ Add" button to the left of the text box
7. Reboot
How to make the GNOME Keyring Manager behave? Got me. Sorry. Same boat
here.
Eric
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Hi,
Can anyone give me the steps needed to get UbuntuOne to auto start?
I have followed the guide here:-
http://lubuntublog.blogspot.co.uk/p/ubuntu-one.html
...but it does not work for me. Google search shows that autostarting
applications in Lubuntu is a problem for quite a few users, but I cannot
find a consistent answer. Also most of the advice is for pre-13.10
installations with a couple of suggestions that the autostart method
changed with 13.10, but no specific answer for 13.10.
When I manually start the UbuntuOne service it asks me to enter my
Keyring password, even though the password is the same as my log-in
password. The Google answers to this problem suggest that I should
select "Details" from the pop-up window and choose "Automatically unlock
this keyring on login", but I do not see the "Details" option on my
machine? What am I missing?
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Cheers,
Barry T
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Sincerely,
Aere
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