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I installed WICD and it works fine, but the tray icon doesn't show. I've tried with wicd-client but only a notification shows up.

root@prat-VGN-NR21M-S:~# wicd-client
Has notifications support True
rename failed
Loading...
Connecting to daemon...
Connected.
displaytray True
Done loading.

In addition, under Kubuntu session the tray icon shows normally.

Thanks in advance.

Jorge Castro
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The_Prat
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4 Answers4

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  1. Install the dconf-toolsInstall dconf-tools package and then open dconf-editor:

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  2. Navigate to desktop ➜ unity ➜ panel and add Wicd to systray-whitelist :

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  3. Log out and then back in. You should see the wicd icon the panel:

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Isaiah
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For Ubuntu 12.04 use ['All'] in desktop ➜ unity ➜ panel (delete all others)

worked for me :)

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For Ubuntu 14.10, following the instructions here will get the WICD icon in the top panel.

Rsync
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For Ubuntu 11.10 , this article gives a solution for 11.10. Cant try it now, though.

wget http://www.pc-freak.net/files/add-wicd-to-whitelist.sh
sh add-wicd-to-whitelist.sh

And the code of the script

#!/bin/bash

TEMPFILE="/tmp/whitelist.temp"

rm -f $TEMPFILE
gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist | head -c -2 > $TEMPFILE
echo -n ", 'Wicd']" >> $TEMPFILE
gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist "`cat $TEMPFILE`"
rm -f $TEMPFILE

A restart (login/out) is required, too.

The script should do the same thing that the proposed solution above does...

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deckoff
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