Hi folks. Booting twice on my test 18.04 install my wifi icon has a black background and behaves separately from the rest of the bar. If the top panel auto-hides, the wifi icon will still be there. Too tired to screencap and upload it now, just FYI. If it persists, I’ll take a shot or video. Thanks.
Overall, though, VERY impressed so far. TLP installed by default? That’s why my laptop battery performance has been so much better than 17.10 so far. Liking it…
Needs someone to investigate - didnt see this before the 10.4 release so need to check what changes was done to the system tray between v10.3 and 10.4 of budgie-desktop
Interesting background. Indeed, on reboot, it wasn’t there and all was fine. Of note, I was using Citrix on that prior boot and it too added some icons to the system tray that were similarly black backgrounded and floating. Again, all fine on reboot. I’ll continue to watch…
I noticed TLP installed by default as well! Bravo! I was utilizing 18.04 but just recently installed the 17.10 release for schoolwork. Can’t beta test right now, a lot going on.
Let me know if you want me to test, because unlike the Wifi icon which is hard to reproduce, launching Citrix generates a system tray icon which floats every single time.
I am more interested in the Wi-Fi icon going black and trying to determine when it happens. The floating icon thing is perhaps unique to Citrix and is probably a bug that needs to be reported upstream
Hello, first time here! I’ve downloaded today’s daily of UbuBudgie 18.04, and tried it without installing from my live USB made on Etcher. There’s no wifi on my 2008 iMac at all, even having dug into the system preferences.
Nice selection of Backgrounds though. I’ll be back in a day or two to try again.
@lungten I think this is a different issue - possibly specific to how network icon displays stuff on mobile data. If you move the panel from bottom to top and back to the bottom again via budgie settings does the network applet icon correct itself ?
@fossfreedom Let me check with a different icon set and get back. On regular Ubuntu with GNOME (18.04) it is alright. The icon displays correctly both with the default icon pack and Papirus.