I have Nextcloud installed as a Flatpak and nextcloud-client-nautilus layered with rpm-ostree for the status icons.
This leads to me having two Nextcloud clients installed because nextcloud-client-nautilus installs nextcloud-client as a dependency.
Trying to uninstalling the layered nextcloud-client fails:
rpm-ostree uninstall nextcloud-client
error: Package/capability 'nextcloud-client' is not currently requested
Is there another way to achieve the functionality of nextcloud-client-nautilus with flatpaks or at least hide the layered client?
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evenreven
May 1, 2020, 6:01am
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(Following this thread since I’ve had the exact same issue with Dropbox flatpak and nautilus-dropbox (which pulls in the rpm Dropbox). I assume it would have to be built manually and installed as user, or possibly added to the flatpak, but I wouldn’t know how. Using the flatpaks provide a substandard experience, sadly.)
I am not sure if by status icon you mean the tray icon or not but perhaps this github issue might help you shed some light on the issue:
opened 11:29AM - 06 Nov 19 UTC
enhancement
@juliushaertl is it technically possible to integrate [libcloudproviders](https:… //blog.juliushaertl.de/index.php/2017/08/28/gsoc-final-report/) for better shell integration? I guess it is not possible cause of flatpak sandboxing but worth asking the experts :).
I can use Topicons Plus to display the icon but that is not really how NC should integrate in Gnome 3. Plus I need to `flatpak override --nosocket=wayland org.nextcloud.Nextcloud` to have the icon display on Fedora Silverblue.
By status icon i mean the green checkmark on files in the synced folder
But thanks, now that you mention it, the tray icon is also missing. I will follow the issue you posted!
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