Thanks. I’ll give it a go too. It looks like a simple, reversible, workaround until the issue is fixed by Insync 
(Update: After running the command, Insync successfully runs at startup, but unfortunately I don’t get an icon for Insync in System Tray. Will continue using the custom systemd service fix for now).
I appreciate you guys for continuing this discussion + sharing your workarounds and updates.
I have followed up on this so we can work towards putting the issue to rest.
Will this ever be fixed? It’s pretty annoying to start Insync by hand everytime I start computer.
Apologies for the persistent trouble, @edisso10018. Let me follow this up with our Linux team once more.
And? Another month gone…
Hi @edisso10018
Can you try running this:
sed -i.bak 's|^Exec=insync start$|Exec=insync start --no-daemon|g' "$HOME/.config/autostart/insync.desktop"
Let us know if Insync now starts for you on reboot
Yes, this does work. Insync now starts on boot.
Thanks.
Thank you so much, Work’s
Can confirm this issue with a fresh Ubuntu Laptop and Tuxedo OS (Uses KDE). Solution from @Kurt_Ko seems to work.