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Although it is none of my business, I'd dare to ask. Why do you need Dropbox if you use NAS? Imho, they provide the same function: access to the files online. I'm just contemplating on my options if Boxifier stops working. Best!
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Dear @"florismk" I had encountered the same problem with Dropbox not starting. I installed an older version (238.4.6075), and the issue is now resolved. Boxifier is unique both for its invaluable ability to sync any folder and for its inexplicable aversion to communicating with clients.
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Hi Razvan, I’m delighted to see a living person from Boxifier! I genuinely thought the app and the team had gone extinct. Your app was fantastic when it worked, though that feels like ages ago! The Help Centre at Zendesk hasn’t replied in three months, so it’s a real joy to see you—the last man standing! 😊 Please take this…
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Thank you for an extremely useful response, @"Fiona" I presumed that we are discussing here notoriously greedy usage of CPU by Dropbox. Even if the box is "Up to Date". The behaviour is not limited to my poor PC. This forum's posts show that it is common. Moreover, I've just found out that Dropbox uses 20-30% of CPU even…
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But my Dropbox folder doesn't have symlinks. And the CPU usage is still 20-30% while the folder "Up to Date". Thank you for suggestion for reading, @"Fiona" . As soon as I have a free second, I would love to read about placeholders. :) The only thing we, users, need is a bit of free CPU to do our work (not Dropbox's).
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I don't think the symlinks have anything to do with the issue. I agree with @"pikatchum", it seems like a Swiss knife reply to any quesiton about CPU. Dropbox on my PC uses 20-30% of CPU when it is NOT syncing anything. Just "Up To Date". And the PC does NOT have symlinks in Dropbox folder. The method described…
