If there is support in LXDE for using the indicators system of Ubuntu, you can simply install the indicator-sync package, and then log out and back in.
If not, you can add something to the start-up applications list to run ubuntuone-control-panel-qt --minimized --with-icon on log-in, which will put an icon in the system tray. This will require having the control panel application running at all times however, as well as the background sync process.
These are the steps that should be followed: Menu > Preferences > Default applications for LXSession > Autostart > Enter: ubuntuone-control-panel-qt --minimized --with-icon in the rectangle > press "+ Add". Restart your computer and you will see Ubuntu One indicator.
If there is support in LXDE for using the indicators system of Ubuntu, you can simply install the
indicator-syncpackage, and then log out and back in.If not, you can add something to the start-up applications list to run
ubuntuone-control-panel-qt --minimized --with-iconon log-in, which will put an icon in the system tray. This will require having the control panel application running at all times however, as well as the background sync process.These are the steps that should be followed: Menu > Preferences > Default applications for LXSession > Autostart > Enter:
ubuntuone-control-panel-qt --minimized --with-iconin the rectangle > press "+ Add". Restart your computer and you will see Ubuntu One indicator.