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The above command just installs the keyring and mirrorlist for the repo. Sudo pacman-key -lsign-key FBA220DFC880C036 sudo pacman-key -recv-key FBA220DFC880C036 -keyserver Let’s add the repo by entering the following commands. When you add this repo, you can install Dropbox using Pacman directly.

Packages of this repo are signed and can be trusted.

pamac remove dropbox Method 3: Installing Dropbox from Chaotic-AUR (for Garuda Linux)Ĭhaotic-AUR is a repository for Arch Linux maintained by the developers of Garuda Linux. In case you want to remove Dropbox you can use the Pamac GUI and also this command. You can also use the Pamac command line to install Dropbox. Dropbox folder can now be accessed from the File manager. Once installed, open Dropbox and log in to start using it. Open Add/Remove Software and Enable AUR (if not done already) by going into Preferences > Third Party.

If you are using Manjaro or have installed Pamac on Arch, you can easily use this GUI tool to get Dropbox. sudo pacman -Rns dropbox Method 2: Installing Dropbox using Pamac (for Manjaro) To remove the package and its dependencies and configurations, simply enter this command. Then, use the following commands to build and install Dropbox. If you don’t use AUR helpers, you can install it using makepkg utility (Recommended way of installing AUR packages in Arch Linux).įirst, make sure to install all dependencies required to build the package by entering the following command. If you have an AUR helper like Yay installed, enter the following command to install Dropbox.

Installing Dropbox from Chaotic-AUR (Not suitable for Manjaro).

Installing Dropbox using Pamac (Recommended for Manjaro).

Installing Dropbox from AUR (for all Arch-based distros).

In this quick tutorial, I will show you how to install Dropbox in Arch Linux and Arch-based distros like Manjaro, Garuda, etc. It’s one of the rare services that provide a native desktop Linux client.ĭropbox client creates a folder named Dropbox in your Home Directory where you can store the files you want to sync into the cloud. Dropbox is a popular cloud storage service provider.