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In recent versions of GNOME (I believe), rather than having the
AppIndicator icons in the bar at the top on the right, like with
previous GNOME versions (I believe) and Unity, they are in a rather
strange looking thing that comes out of the bottom left-hand corner of
my screen. Now, some may like this new bar, and maybe there will be
future development of it in the future to make it more accessible and
look nicer. But anyway, until then, I would rather my AppIndicator icons
be in the top bar on the right like they used to be.
However this can only be currently achieved by installing a third-party
application which (I believe) is no longer being maintained, or at least
not for my version of GNOME (3.18), and some manual tweaking must be
done to get it to work on my version.
So I think, at least until it is better designed (though that maybe just
a matter of taste), it would be good if the gnome-tweak-tool allowed you
to revert back to the old way of having the AppIndicator icons in right-
hand side of the top bar.
** Affects: gnome-tweak-tool
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Affects: ubuntu-gnome
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Wishlist
Status: Triaged
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Please move legacy status icons to the top right of gnome-shell
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1541514
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