The systemtray( right top system bar) coming with a blank button, how to fix it?
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04LTS and already update to date.The right top system bar coming with a blank button, click that button will show a blank menu(I mean a menu with no content, but only contains border.). Is anyone can tell me how to fix this problem?
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04LTS and already update to date.The right top system bar coming with a blank button, click that button will show a blank menu(I mean a menu with no content, but only contains border.). Is anyone can tell me how to fix this problem?
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04LTS and already update to date.The right top system bar coming with a blank button, click that button will show a blank menu(I mean a menu with no content, but only contains border.). Is anyone can tell me how to fix this problem?
unity
edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
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asked Feb 3 at 2:51
Y.Elva
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04LTS and already update to date.The right top system bar coming with a blank button, click that button will show a blank menu(I mean a menu with no content, but only contains border.). Is anyone can tell me how to fix this problem?
unity
unity
edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
32k33585
asked Feb 3 at 2:51
Y.Elva
11
edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
32k33585
asked Feb 3 at 2:51
Y.Elva
11
edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
32k33585
edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
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edited Feb 5 at 14:58
dobey
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32k33585
asked Feb 3 at 2:51
Y.Elva
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asked Feb 3 at 2:51
Y.Elva
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asked Feb 3 at 2:51
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That looks like it is an application indicator. You have some process running which is adding the indicator. Find and terminate the process which is providing a blank indicator, and it will go away.
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
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I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
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That looks like it is an application indicator. You have some process running which is adding the indicator. Find and terminate the process which is providing a blank indicator, and it will go away.
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
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That looks like it is an application indicator. You have some process running which is adding the indicator. Find and terminate the process which is providing a blank indicator, and it will go away.
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
That looks like it is an application indicator. You have some process running which is adding the indicator. Find and terminate the process which is providing a blank indicator, and it will go away.
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
That looks like it is an application indicator. You have some process running which is adding the indicator. Find and terminate the process which is providing a blank indicator, and it will go away.
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
answered Feb 3 at 2:56
dobey
32k33585
32k33585
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
add a comment |Â
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
I tried to find such a process that produce a redundant indicator, but not take effect. Here is what I do: kill all other gui software, using the default ubuntu theme and icons. I remember this phenomenon happended when last week I installed all the updates from ubuntu source and reboot. Anyway, it does not block me from using my computer.
– Y.Elva
Feb 4 at 3:21
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
App indicators don't necessarily come from "GUI" applications which exist in the applications menu. Like dropbox for example.
– dobey
Feb 5 at 14:58
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