cheers
the name of the indicator should be indicator-applet and if you type that in
the terminal it should start. If I am correct, then all you need to do is
make sure it starts automatically on boot. In xfce there is an option in the
main settings called Session and startup and there one can add what he wants
to run on boot (conky for instance or plank in my case). In cinnamon you
should have a similar setting. If not you need to place the .desktop file in
/home/.config/autostart/
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