On iOS and iPadOS you will need to install the Dropbox app from the App Store. In order to sync with Dropbox, it is important to have Dropbox installed and your are logged into the same Dropbox account on each device. If you want to permanently remove the data, make sure other devices also have the sync turned off. To clear data from iCloud, simply disable the sync in the Agenda Preferences, and you will be asked if you want to remove the data from the cloud. If you want some other devices to keep syncing via iCloud, don’t remove the data. If you don’t have any other devices you want to keep syncing, you can remove the cloud data. You will be asked if you want to remove the data from iCloud. To disable iCloud sync, go to the Preferences in Agenda, and choose the option off from the Sync notes between devices popup. And I'm not even sure these two problems are related.Screenshot at 00.57.53 1010×540 66 KB Disabling iCloud Sync I did modify the /etc/nf file, but the changes(100000 instead of 8192) seem to be overwritten after every restart. Interestingly, this problem seems to be happening more often on my ubuntu computer ever since Dropbox started popping up the 'Dropbox can't monitor the filesystem. I've been through this question where the problem is that Dropbox doesn't sync at all, but mine is different. After the restart, the sync appears on both dropbox online, as well as the dropbox folder on the mac. The only way the sync finally works is when I restart the ubuntu computer at least twice. So there's no need to separately copy-paste files to the dropbox folder. I mean - all my code is stored in my dropbox folder itself, on both the ubuntu and mac computers. When I open the dropbox web app, it turns out that the new files/changes in existing files haven't synced to dropbox (web) itself. I've been using Dropbox for my development work (since I have 2 computers), and very recently I've noticed that any code that I write on my Ubuntu 14.04 computer does not sync to my mac.

Dropbox desktop app not syncing