After suspend task manager items disappear Ubuntu 18.04
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I just found an issue with latest version of Ubuntu 18.04 with Lenovo legion y520. After lid is closed and opened, the task bar(right of notification bar on top) icons disappear. That is the running items icons showing on the notification bar. I can get back this only after restarting the system.
After lid closed (after suspend):
After restarting: You can see the icons of Skype and slack which disappeared in image 1
Any fixes?
suspend 18.04 gnome-shell taskbar
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I just found an issue with latest version of Ubuntu 18.04 with Lenovo legion y520. After lid is closed and opened, the task bar(right of notification bar on top) icons disappear. That is the running items icons showing on the notification bar. I can get back this only after restarting the system.
After lid closed (after suspend):
After restarting: You can see the icons of Skype and slack which disappeared in image 1
Any fixes?
suspend 18.04 gnome-shell taskbar
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
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asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
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up vote
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I just found an issue with latest version of Ubuntu 18.04 with Lenovo legion y520. After lid is closed and opened, the task bar(right of notification bar on top) icons disappear. That is the running items icons showing on the notification bar. I can get back this only after restarting the system.
After lid closed (after suspend):
After restarting: You can see the icons of Skype and slack which disappeared in image 1
Any fixes?
suspend 18.04 gnome-shell taskbar
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
21.3k76494
asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
64
I just found an issue with latest version of Ubuntu 18.04 with Lenovo legion y520. After lid is closed and opened, the task bar(right of notification bar on top) icons disappear. That is the running items icons showing on the notification bar. I can get back this only after restarting the system.
After lid closed (after suspend):
After restarting: You can see the icons of Skype and slack which disappeared in image 1
Any fixes?
suspend 18.04 gnome-shell taskbar
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
21.3k76494
asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
64
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
21.3k76494
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
21.3k76494
edited Jun 2 at 17:35
pomsky
21.3k76494
21.3k76494
asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
64
asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
64
asked Jun 1 at 6:45
Amjith
64
64
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Those icons are provided by the "Ubuntu appindicators" GNOME extension (gnome-shell-extension-appindicator). As per GNOME's design/security policy all the extensions get disabled at lockscreen/suspend and restart after the user logs back in. It seems in your case somehow the extension is not getting reloaded.
When you find the icons missing, restart GNOME shell by typing Alt+f2, then typing r and pressing Enter (note: this does not work in a Wayland session). This should bring back the icons.
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
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This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is calledgnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called justappindicators).
– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
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@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
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1 Answer
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Those icons are provided by the "Ubuntu appindicators" GNOME extension (gnome-shell-extension-appindicator). As per GNOME's design/security policy all the extensions get disabled at lockscreen/suspend and restart after the user logs back in. It seems in your case somehow the extension is not getting reloaded.
When you find the icons missing, restart GNOME shell by typing Alt+f2, then typing r and pressing Enter (note: this does not work in a Wayland session). This should bring back the icons.
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is calledgnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called justappindicators).
– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
1
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Those icons are provided by the "Ubuntu appindicators" GNOME extension (gnome-shell-extension-appindicator). As per GNOME's design/security policy all the extensions get disabled at lockscreen/suspend and restart after the user logs back in. It seems in your case somehow the extension is not getting reloaded.
When you find the icons missing, restart GNOME shell by typing Alt+f2, then typing r and pressing Enter (note: this does not work in a Wayland session). This should bring back the icons.
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is calledgnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called justappindicators).
– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
1
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Those icons are provided by the "Ubuntu appindicators" GNOME extension (gnome-shell-extension-appindicator). As per GNOME's design/security policy all the extensions get disabled at lockscreen/suspend and restart after the user logs back in. It seems in your case somehow the extension is not getting reloaded.
When you find the icons missing, restart GNOME shell by typing Alt+f2, then typing r and pressing Enter (note: this does not work in a Wayland session). This should bring back the icons.
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
Those icons are provided by the "Ubuntu appindicators" GNOME extension (gnome-shell-extension-appindicator). As per GNOME's design/security policy all the extensions get disabled at lockscreen/suspend and restart after the user logs back in. It seems in your case somehow the extension is not getting reloaded.
When you find the icons missing, restart GNOME shell by typing Alt+f2, then typing r and pressing Enter (note: this does not work in a Wayland session). This should bring back the icons.
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
answered Jun 2 at 17:32
pomsky
21.3k76494
21.3k76494
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is calledgnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called justappindicators).
– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
1
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
add a comment |Â
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is calledgnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called justappindicators).
– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
1
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
This brings the icons back; but is there some way to fix the problem itself?
– Sam Wilson
Aug 6 at 1:59
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
@SamWilson Consider reporting a bug against the Ubuntu appindicators package.
– pomsky
Aug 6 at 5:06
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is called
gnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called just appindicators).– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
This bug seems to pretty much match: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/… (oh, and the package is called
gnome-shell-extension-appindicator; there's nothing called just appindicators).– Sam Wilson
Aug 7 at 4:41
1
1
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
@SamWilson Yeah, that's mentioned in the first sentence of the answer.
– pomsky
Aug 7 at 5:00
add a comment |Â
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