I noticed that Ubuntu 19.10 shows app status, a.k.a. tray icons, in the top right corner, which I don't see in a regular GNOME desktop. What does Ubuntu use for those?
I noticed that Ubuntu 19.10 shows app status, a.k.a. tray icons, in the top right corner, which I don't see in a regular GNOME desktop. What does Ubuntu use for those?
Ubuntu ships a GNOME Shell extension called Ubuntu AppIndicators (package name:
gnome-shell-extension-appindicator
) which is activated by default in a standard Ubuntu session.Note that this extension is a fork of the KStatusNotifierItem/AppIndicator Support extension.