I've got no Systray on a netinstall+MATE

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anonymous

I've installed Netinstall, added MATE to it (using the --no-install-recommends flag). I've also added XFCE's panel (with the same flag, I believe) and put the Whisker MEnu on it (bottom left), with a Systray to its right. Any ideas?

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a_slacker_here
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A rejoint: 06/29/2013

I'm not that sure but I think you need to install the package "trayer" and "tktray"


# aptitude install trayer tktray

Tell me if it worked.

EDIT: Probably you have already tried, but do a right click on the panel and search for the system tray plugin in the list.

davidnotcoulthard (non vérifié)

tktray isn't present, and trayer is a diferent programme altogether, unfortunately (which also didn't display the icons I wanted: nm-applet et al)....

davidnotcoulthard (non vérifié)

Actually, the Systray seems to be working (The Authentication icon I got from polkit appeared there), yet nm-applet isn't showing.

jbar
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A rejoint: 01/22/2011

Is network-manager running?

$ sudo service network-manager status

a_slacker_here
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A rejoint: 06/29/2013

jbar has a good point.

I'm suspicious that you might not have network-manager installed so try this:


$ sudo aptitude install network-manager

To start the service try this:


$ sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager start

to force nm-applet program to be executed try this:


$ nm-applet

Tell us how it goes.

davidnotcoulthard (non vérifié)

ah, it's acutally present now!

a_slacker_here
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A rejoint: 06/29/2013

Excellent.

What did you do to solve the problem? I'm curious

davidnotcoulthard (non vérifié)

Me too. Perhaps something happened that resulted in NetworkManager running this time around, yet not last week, or perhaps it's got something to do with one of the things I edited in /etc/blablabla.

Anyway it worked after a reboot so it doesn't seem like a fluke. Thanks for all the help and suggestions - at least for now.