A new directory with the name Dropbox will also be created in the current user’s Home directory. Once you are signed in, your system’s Dropbox client will be linked to your Dropbox account. If you don’t already have a Dropbox account, sign up for a new one by clicking the create an account link. Here you can login to your Dropbox account. When you open Dropbox for the first time, you will see the following Dropbox login page. Here you can search for your Dropbox application. To start Dropbox client, hit the super key on your keyboard which will open the Application menu and a search bar at the top. The Dropbox will now be installed on your system. Now to install Dropbox, type flatpak install followed by Dropbox application ID: $ flatpak install flathub In the output, you will find the Dropbox application and its application ID which is. To find the Application ID of Dropbox, use the command below: $ flatpak search dropbox To install an application through flatpak, you will require its Application ID. Now you can install Dropbox using Flatpak. You should see the flathub repository in the output as shown below:ģ. Use the command below to enable the Flathub repository: $ sudo flatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub Īfter adding the repository, you can also verify it using the command below: $ flatpak remote-list -show-details Now you will need to enable the Flathub repository which contains hundreds of applications for Linux including Dropbox. The output below verifies that Flatpak is installed.Ģ. Once installed, you can verify it using the command below: $ flatpak -version During installation, if you are prompted with y/n, type y and then press Enter. First, you will have to install Flatpak using the command below: $ sudo dnf install -y flatpakĮnter sudo password and then the installation of Flatpak will be started on your system.
Follow the below instructions to install Dropbox on CentOS:ġ. Note: The commands shown here have been tested on CentOS 8.ĭropbox can be installed on CentOS using Flatpak. This post is about installing Dropbox on CentOS. In an earlier post, we went through the installation of Dropbox on Ubuntu OS. The files can then be accessed using any device by signing into your Dropbox account. When you place any file in the local Dropbox folder located in your system, it synchronizes with your online account. With the desktop application, you can access your files stored in your Dropbox account right from your system. Dropbox has a desktop application for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS. For more space and functionalities, you can upgrade to a paid account. Dropbox is a cloud-based file hosting service that lets you store and access your files from any system having an internet connection.
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