Chrisynde
June 2nd, 2009, 10:05 AM
Hi,
I'm a relative new ubuntu user and have used these forums allot for help with great success.
However I've encountered something quite strange with my Xubuntu Jaunty distro.
Here goes:
Today I booted my laptop and noticed the notification area (with network applet etc) was missing.
But a notification came up my screen right below the applications menu saying my connection was established.
So I figured the notification area is still running but not in the place I want it to be. I've tried 'killall' for both the nm-applet and the entire xfce4 panel to no avail. I've tried reinserting the notification area with "add panel" but was unable. It said "There is already a notification area running on this screen" followed by "Could not load systray module".
So I figure i'll have to kill the notification area and have to add it again, just don't know how if i can't find it..
Any help?
PS: Based on earlier research on these forums i have a feeling it has something to do with installing and removing the Compiz settings manager..
I'm a relative new ubuntu user and have used these forums allot for help with great success.
However I've encountered something quite strange with my Xubuntu Jaunty distro.
Here goes:
Today I booted my laptop and noticed the notification area (with network applet etc) was missing.
But a notification came up my screen right below the applications menu saying my connection was established.
So I figured the notification area is still running but not in the place I want it to be. I've tried 'killall' for both the nm-applet and the entire xfce4 panel to no avail. I've tried reinserting the notification area with "add panel" but was unable. It said "There is already a notification area running on this screen" followed by "Could not load systray module".
So I figure i'll have to kill the notification area and have to add it again, just don't know how if i can't find it..
Any help?
PS: Based on earlier research on these forums i have a feeling it has something to do with installing and removing the Compiz settings manager..