The installation instructions for Linux are still incorrect. The apt-key package is gone, and the installation page badly needs updating. I have the same problem as Sam_Crawford had, and while insync does sync, I get an error every time I do a system update. Dpkg cannot configure insync. I deleted the files as suggested above, but it still seems broken.
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@mia Is anyone on your team working to fix the installer?
@Sam_Crawford I am following up with our team, yes! It’s definitely causing a lot of issues for our users and I am going to keep an eye on this for all of you.
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I was also hit by this bug when installing in my new computer… The proposed work-arounds have not worked for me. A solution would be greatly appreciated.
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The good news is I installed the latest version, insync_3.9.5.60024-trixid_amd64.deb and the installation went perfectly.
I haven’t tried to connect it to my google drive and onedrive yet as it’s running in a VM.
Great job Insync Team and thanks!
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Thank you for the kind words and continued support, @Sam_Crawford!
Waiting for more feedback regarding this build before we officially release it on the downloads page 
Where did you get this version? It doesn’t seem to be available in the downloads page.
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Hi @finotti
Apologies for any confusion on where to find the new version. It is currently a Forums release as we gather more feedback on how it performs on your machine. We will eventually release it on our downloads page
@Sam_Crawford thank you for sharing the link!