Ubuntu One on Xubuntu 10.10.

Did you also install ubuntuone-client-gnome ?

I didn't but it must have been installed automatically with Ubuntu One
because the package manager is showing it is already installed.

I sort of fixed the problem, by the way. Ubuntu One was not showing up in
the system menu, so I used the "application finder" in accessories. When
Ubuntu One popped up, I dragged it on to my desktop for easy access.

After logging in, UOne connected wonderfully, first time around. The Ubuntu
One folder was automatically created in my User directory. A little trouble
here and there with connecting, ultimately the job is done.

I seem to remember being able to right click on a folder and select "Sync
this folder with Ubuntu One", which is no longer an option. Minor detail.

*So happy when Ubuntu gives dummies like me the ability to figure things out
with a GUI*.

:-)

On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 9:52 AM, actionparsnip <
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