#1 2016-02-03 11:19:22

searchone

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From: Walhalla

Registered: 2016-01-31

Posts: 107

[Solved]tint2 problem

Hi, I have a little problem with my tint panel. As can be seen in the picture I have between the icons a free space, but which I do not get away. As indeed must probably still run a program that blocks the place, right? I rummaged already in the tint config file but found nothing. Has one an idea?

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searchone

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From: Walhalla

Registered: 2016-01-31

Posts: 107

Re: [Solved]tint2 problem

done. it was the "Battery applet" in the OB Startup!

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Xerote

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Registered: 2016-02-16

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Re: [Solved]tint2 problem

How did you fix this? Just remove the applet? I had the same issue as you on my laptop. Running the bl-welcome script again fixed the applet for me so it was visible and working again.

balloon

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Registered: 2015-11-21

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Re: [Solved]tint2 problem

Run the "bl-welcome" again from the terminal.
bl-welcome fixes this problem.

See here for more information:
https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/viewtopic.php?id=1227

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johnraff

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Re: [Solved]tint2 problem

On desktop computers, if fdpowermon is running it will not display a battery icon because there is no battery, but still occupies space in the system tray. As baloon says, bl-welcome will fix this by removing fdpowermon on desktop machines.

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