Gradually adapt to the new generation interface Unity of Ubuntu11.04, and everything will not be perfect. If you are a fan of gcin input methods like frozen kernels, you will surely find that there are fewer icons in the notification area in the upper right corner, next, you just need to open the terminal and press a few lines to break it! [Before modification] The default natty cannot see the gcin trace. [After modification] Hello, gcin status icons that have not been seen for a long time. 1. query the current notification area to adapt to the new generation interface Unity of Ubuntu 11.04. Everything will not be perfect. If you are a fan of gcin input methods like frozen kernels, you will surely find
Notification AreaA lot of icons are missing. Next, you just need to open the terminal and press a few lines to break it!
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| [Before modification] The default natty cannot see the gcin trace. |
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| [After modification] Hello, gcin status icons that have not been seen for a long time. |
1. query the white list of the current notification area. The following are the initial values of chinanetcenter natty.
Jonny @ Natty: ~ $Gsettings get com. canonical. Unity. Panel setting Ray-whitelist
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['Javabeddedframework', 'mumble ', 'wine', 'hp-initray']
2. manually add gcin and the figure indicating the disappearance.
Jonny @ Natty: ~ $Gsettings set com. canonical. Unity. Panel wide Ray-whitelist "['javabeddedframework', 'mumble ', 'wine ', 'Skype ', 'gcin', 'shutter ','Dropbox', 'hp-privacy ray']"
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3. All the status icons are displayed directly (thanks to Yu Cang's predecessors ).
Network Notification illustrationCannot be used normally.
Jonny@ Natty: ~ $Gsettings set com. canonical. Unity. Panel setting Ray-whitelist "[' All']"
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4. Remember to log in again before it takes effect! The frozen kernel can be clearly displayed. You can right-click the manually added notification icon to open the menu, instead of clicking the left mouse button on the preset notification icon.
2011-10-20
The above solution is also applicable to Ubuntu 11.10. If re-login is invalid, you can directly restart the system. Of course, you can also use commands to force re-launch Unity.
1. Use
Ctrl+
Alt+
F1Switch to tty0 (Ubuntu 11.04 and later versions will succeed only under tty ).
2. Use commands to force Unity to be re-opened.
Jonny @ oneiric :~ $ Sudo/etc/init. d/lightdm restart
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2012-04-27
Ubuntu 12.04 has improved this problem. That is to say, in the future, Unity does not need to do the above operations manually.
