Suggests: indicator-application (>= 0.2.93)Ī library and indicator to take menus from applications and place them in What's going on? Has anyone done this successfully?Īfter some test in my Elementary OS 5.1 maybe you need have this packages
However, whenever I navigate through something else (for example Code), I can see the file structure and even open the files. Whenever I try to navigate to the pCloud folder via the Files app, the folder won't open. I attempted to manually uninstall pCloud to try again, but I wasn't successful. I did get the login screen, but upon logging in my pCloud folder was unreadable and it gave me the following popup error (pcloud:3274): LIBDBUSMENU-GLIB-WARNING **: 19:22:30.549: Unable to get session bus: Unknown or unsupported transport “disabled” for address “disabled:” (pcloud:3274): libappindicator-WARNING **: 19:22:30.549: Unable to get the session bus: Unknown or unsupported transport “disabled” for address “disabled:” Update for linux-圆4-prod-v1.7.1 is not availableĭown: Everything Downloaded| Up: Everything Uploaded, status is READY pcloudĭown: Everything Downloaded| Up: Everything Uploaded, status is SCANNING
However this doesn't seem to work, when I run "sudo. I would like to install pCloud drive, and I followed the instructions on the site here. Use the chmod command in the terminal to allow the pCloud BIN file to run as a program.I'm somewhat new to linux, and I was hoping someone would be able to help. To launch these files, you first need to update the permissions. On Linux, BIN files act similar to EXE files on Windows. When your account is activated, find the download button and click it.Īs mentioned before, pCloud is a binary (aka BIN) file. To get pCloud, you first need to create a user account. Instead, pCloud just runs as a file without installing. This is good because it enables all Linux distributions to use it, though it means that nothing is actually installed. Instead of getting a Debian package, Redhat RPM file, or a Tarball archive, you’re given a single binary file. Getting the pCloud drive app on Linux is a little different than other cloud storage providers. Note: to use pCloud, you must be able to run BIN files with your user account. This guide will go over how to access your pCloud drive on Linux. PCloud drive is a Dropbox-like Cloud storage service for Linux and other operating systems. How to Access Your pCloud Drive on Linux Knowledge Base Linux Cloud Storage How to Access Your pCloud Drive on Linux
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