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When using this mode, you'll need to left-click on the Indicator Systemtray Unity icon to show the tray icons, which are only displayed when the mouse cursor is near the Indicator Systemtray icon.




By middle-clicking on the Indicator Systemtray icon, you can get the systray icons to be displayed in an overlay on top of the panel, useful to either display the icons next to the indicators (like in my screenshot below) or for use on top of a dock.

sudo apt-get install dconf-editor

Install Indicator Systemtray Unity in Ubuntu

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:fixnix/indicator-systemtray-unity
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indicator-systemtray-unity

Or, if you don't want to add the PPA, you can grab the deb from HERE (but you won't receive any updates).

sudo apt-get purge indicator-systemtray-unity

To report bugs, download the source code, etc., see Indicator Systemtray Unity's GitHub page.

Systemtray Unity Indicator, Sticky Notes Indicator and SysMonitor Indicator were updated recently. Read on to see what's new.

Systemtray Unity Indicator

Sticky Notes Indicator

StickyNotes Indicator is a simple appindicator which can be used to place post-it (sticky) notes on your desktop.

• fixed show desktop issue (until now, using "show desktop" via Unity Launcher / Alt-Tab caused the notes to disappear and they wouldn't show up again until the app was restarted);
• don't show notes in Unity Window Spread.

SysMonitor Indicator

Te latest SysMonitor Indicator 0.7, released recently, adds two new "sensors":

• upordown - it displays a happy / sad face depending on the Internet connection status (up or down);
• publicip - it displays your public IP address;
• the CPU sensor was updated and it now allows you to see the average CPU percentage (use "{cpu}" in the settings) as well as the ability to display individual core usage (use "{cpu1}", "{cpu2}", etc.).