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I've recently upgraded to Ubuntu 12.04 with XFCE4.
In my previous install a "updates available" icon would come up in the panel when they were available. Not so now.
I have made sure the Notificiations applet is active. Yes.
And I found something the web suggesting that I use gconf-editor to set (or unset) the update-notifier auto-launch. No differences found with this.
I should add that update-manager is running okay. If I select it from a menu it shows that updates have been dl'd and are ready to install. Just need a notification.
Suggestions?
Last edited by Mellowbob (2012-05-08 17:52:05)
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Try using gsettings (or dconf-editor) instead. I believe gconf is deprecated:
gsettings set com.ubuntu.update-notifier auto-launch false
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Thanks. That fixes the problem.
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We have installed that in Xfce 4.10 on Debian Stable. Notification part works fine, and an icon appears in the Notification Area when an update is available, but neither right- nor left-click has any effect, contrary to what the notification indicates.
Any suggestions about where we should begin to track this behavior down?
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We have installed that in Xfce 4.10 on Debian Stable. Notification part works fine, and an icon appears in the Notification Area when an update is available, but neither right- nor left-click has any effect, contrary to what the notification indicates.
Any suggestions about where we should begin to track this behavior down?
I don't use Debian so I'm not sure whether there this is a distro issue or not, but to rule out a simpler possible cause, do you have overlapping panels where another panel may be intercepting the mouse click?
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Nope, but thanks. We have been investigating, and the problem seems to be the link between update-notifier and update-manager in Wheezy. The exact same packages installed in a testing version of Debian produce the expected behavior: clicking on the update icon calls update-manager.
So pretty clearly nothing to do with Xfce--sorry to have posted it here.
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