I just installed Natty on my laptop and I noted that my Tomboy applet is missing. I click over panel and choose Add to panel to try find it but it isn't there.
Are there some way to restore this applet? I like it so much!
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I'm making the assumption you are running the Unity Interface - if you are using the classic Gnome interface then the following doesnt apply to you. In Unity, all the previous Gnome Panel applets will not work - except if they were Application Indicators. Unity doesnt allow you to "right click" and add to Panel anymore. If you start Tom-Boy from the Dash (click the top left 'circle of friends' icon and search from Tom) you should hopefully see the new Tom-Boy Application Indicator displayed in the top-left of the screen. Add Tom-Boy to the "Startup Applications" so that the Application Indicator is started when you next login. |
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Just running Tomboy should load it in the indicator area (it's not an old applet so it doesn't show up in that right click menu anymore):
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Tomboy is not anymore a panel applet (you won't find it in "Add to Panel"), but it will provide an applet in the Indicator area once launched (ALT+F2 "tomboy"). So, if you need the new tomboy applet to be loaded automatically in the Indicator area, you'll need to go to "System/Preferences/Startup Applications" and then "Add", Name: "Tomboy", Command: "tomboy". This applies to Gnome Desktop AND Unity. This full solution was already provided in previous answer, but was spread into several answer and comments. |
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