The consequence is that when you right click on the dropbox icon (located on the taskbar after typing "dropbox start -i") you get the error "no nautilus" and the folder does not open. I found on another site that the trick is to replace nautilus with a bash scrip.
Here is my hack:
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#!/bin/bash
#echo 'hi'"$@" 1>&2
exec rox $2
exit 0
The commented out echo was because I needed to see what the input arguments were which dropbox was passing to this script.
The arguments were:
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--no-desktop /root/dropbox