Yes, that's exactly it! Every time you boot your computer, you'll need to run the `rclone mount` command again to mount the Dropbox account as a local file system.


However, there are ways to configure Rclone to launch automatically when your computer boots, so you don't have to run the command manually.


Here are some options to configure Rclone to launch automatically at startup:


1. *Add Rclone to the list of startup applications*: You can add Rclone to your computer's list of startup applications, so that it launches automatically at startup.
2. *Create a startup script*: You can create a startup script that launches Rclone automatically when your computer boots.
3. *Use a startup manager*: You can use a startup manager such as systemd (on Linux) or Task Scheduler (on Windows) to configure Rclone to launch automatically at startup.


It is important to note that configuring Rclone to launch automatically on startup may vary depending on your operating system and specific setup.