The Clock on the top bar is gone in 18.04 LTS
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Time is very very important, I love the new version but no clock on the top bar. I checked every setting can not find a way to tuen it on The date is in the middle but I need the time. I do not want to download more clock windows that I can not see and take up real estate. Any idea of plans to ree instate the clock????
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Time is very very important, I love the new version but no clock on the top bar. I checked every setting can not find a way to tuen it on The date is in the middle but I need the time. I do not want to download more clock windows that I can not see and take up real estate. Any idea of plans to ree instate the clock????
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asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
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Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37
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up vote
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Time is very very important, I love the new version but no clock on the top bar. I checked every setting can not find a way to tuen it on The date is in the middle but I need the time. I do not want to download more clock windows that I can not see and take up real estate. Any idea of plans to ree instate the clock????
clock
asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
111
Time is very very important, I love the new version but no clock on the top bar. I checked every setting can not find a way to tuen it on The date is in the middle but I need the time. I do not want to download more clock windows that I can not see and take up real estate. Any idea of plans to ree instate the clock????
clock
asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
111
asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
111
asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
111
asked May 11 at 6:02
Wolfgang Bearkloff
111
111
Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37
add a comment |Â
Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37
Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37
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Try installing Gnome Tweak Tool, it has options for this:
apt install gnome-tweak-tool or find it in the software store. (Also it might be named 'Tweak Tool' or something slightly off...)
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
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The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
Try installing Gnome Tweak Tool, it has options for this:
apt install gnome-tweak-tool or find it in the software store. (Also it might be named 'Tweak Tool' or something slightly off...)
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Try installing Gnome Tweak Tool, it has options for this:
apt install gnome-tweak-tool or find it in the software store. (Also it might be named 'Tweak Tool' or something slightly off...)
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Try installing Gnome Tweak Tool, it has options for this:
apt install gnome-tweak-tool or find it in the software store. (Also it might be named 'Tweak Tool' or something slightly off...)
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
Try installing Gnome Tweak Tool, it has options for this:
apt install gnome-tweak-tool or find it in the software store. (Also it might be named 'Tweak Tool' or something slightly off...)
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
answered May 11 at 8:18
Robobenklein
1,1981023
1,1981023
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
add a comment |Â
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
The settings are to add date or seconds. This makes me wonder why the OP ask his question as the Time should be there.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:27
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Potentially this answer satisfies your question? askubuntu.com/questions/83597/…
– Robobenklein
May 11 at 8:20
Are you asking about the date ? Because the time (clock) is in the top bar by default. No setting needed for that.
– solsTiCe
May 11 at 11:29
The clock is now at center of top bar, not at right.
– Miha_x64
Aug 22 at 10:37