After the Christmas update, Insync has refused to run properly on my OpenMandriva Lx 3.1 install.
When one first installs the package, it runs, syncs, and seems to be OK. However, after closing the session, Insync is gone from the panel and nothing can summon it back.
To circumvent this issue, I uninstalled the package and, using the terminal, installed it again as root using the urmpi command.
After it synchronized and everything, I closed the session and it was gone again. However, this time, one can bring it back from Konsole as root. It is not the most elegant fix, but it is easy enough.
I guess this solves that problem for the time being...
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