The Indicator applet installs just fine, but it won't actually display the session indicator in the applet. I just get "No Indicators".stefano-k wrote:amd64 ubuntu package: http://mate.karapetsas.com/download/mat ... _amd64.debstovenator wrote:Would love to try, but need amd64 version.
amd64 debian package: http://mate.karapetsas.com/download/mat ... _amd64.deb
implemented in 1.1.1 (uploaded in tridex repository)dolphin wrote:perberos,
Could you please implement Ctrl+Z feature in Caja (undo the latest action). It is in Nautilus Elementary 2.32.2. It's very useful feature and I miss it very much in Mate.
I found the problem. I am building the new version with the soultion.stovenator wrote:The Indicator applet installs just fine, but it won't actually display the session indicator in the applet. I just get "No Indicators".
It's possible either indicator-session or indicator-session-gtk2 does not actually interoperate correctly with the applet.
Thank you. I'm very grateful for your quick response.stefano-k wrote:implemented in 1.1.1 (uploaded in tridex repository)
We already have an Ubuntu repository. Follow the guidelines here: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/doku.php/download#ubuntu to enable it.dolphin wrote:Perhaps, it would be a good idea to create Mate PPA on launchpad with all dependencies, so that all Ubuntu based distributions could use it.
Thanks, that works. The only things broken are the call to "Log Out" from the Indicator-Applet-Session, and the Indicator-Applet-AppMenu acts a little weird (especially when the Menu Bar applet is running).stefano-k wrote: I packaged working mate-indicator-applet. You can install it from the tridex repo (remove the previous package, it has same version number). You need to install also indicator-*-gtk2 packages to have it working.
can you write details (and post some screenshots) about those issues?stovenator wrote:The only things broken are the call to "Log Out" from the Indicator-Applet-Session, and the Indicator-Applet-AppMenu acts a little weird (especially when the Menu Bar applet is running).
The AppMenu issue - AppMenu is supposed to take the "File, Edit, View ..." menu and place it on the panel, as opposed to on the current window. After adding the Indicator-Applet-AppMenu to the top panel, the MainMenu disappears. Removing AppMenu restores the MainMenu.stefano-k wrote:can you write details (and post some screenshots) about those issues?
You have "extract to" in the folder because there you are using nautilus (and file-roller).Serbent wrote:Hi, I have a problem that I can not extract files in MATE desktop, but when I am in media partiton I can extract files by just clik right mouse button... Here is my problem print screen http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/26 ... 30164.png/
Coud somebody help to solve this problem?
Also I want to know if there is any applet for disk mounter, which was in gnome 2 and which I could put in panel.I'm sorry for my poor English.
The great news is that with Mate, I am given the choice of a top panel or not.tux-sven wrote:@ stovenator:
The upper panel is NOT standard in the Mint desktop.
Your complain is not relevant if our goal is to get back the Mint-desktop looking.
I should say it more belongs to the Ubuntu standard Gnome desktop.
I've checked both 'Gnome' and Gnome classic' desktops which use Nautilus as a file manager and "Extract here" is shown in the context menu when right-clicking on a compressed file. In MATE however, which uses "Caja" as a file manager, it is not there and you have to install the "engrampa" package via Synaptic in order to get it back. Once installed, log out and back in and you'll now see "Extract here" located in the context menu when you right-click on a compressed file.Serbent wrote:But then I do not understand why I could extrat here (on desktop) when I am usin gnome classic desktop. Where nautilus and file-scroll are used too. I try to search how to fix this annoying problem... If I correctly understand I have change the default archive manager to other if I want to fix this problem...
Edit:
Where I could find "engrampa", because goole says nothing about it?
I'll investigate about this issue, but my opinion is that both problems are because appindicator hides other menus and use own window to logout.I hope to solve that.stovenator wrote:The AppMenu issue - AppMenu is supposed to take the "File, Edit, View ..." menu and place it on the panel, as opposed to on the current window. After adding the Indicator-Applet-AppMenu to the top panel, the MainMenu disappears. Removing AppMenu restores the MainMenu.
The Logout Issue - When choosing logout from the Applet-Indicator-Session menu, a logout dialog comes up that is different than the one on the System menu (from MainMenu). Choosing "Log Out" from the dialog, nothing happens.
Enable tridex repository: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/doku.php/d ... linux_mintSerbent wrote:The problem is that I can not find "engrampa" in synaptic package manager, aslo I search in the internent for it and I found not much... I have downloaded from here http://mate.karapetsas.com/index.php?pa ... e=engrampa but when I try install it I get this "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: engrampa (= 1.1.0-1)".
Also, thanks for explanation about MATE package name...
Stefano - I'm a bit confused then. File Roller is already currently in use in MATE in Linux Mint 12 but for whatever reason, does not provide "Extract here" in the right-click context menu. Yet Engrampa is a replacement for File Roller that does provide this. I take it then that Engrampa will completely replace File Roller in MATE sometime in the future? Like when MATE is the only DE included in a future version of Linux Mint for example?stefano-k wrote:Enable tridex repository: http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/doku.php/d ... linux_mintSerbent wrote:The problem is that I can not find "engrampa" in synaptic package manager, aslo I search in the internent for it and I found not much... I have downloaded from here http://mate.karapetsas.com/index.php?pa ... e=engrampa but when I try install it I get this "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: engrampa (= 1.1.0-1)".
Also, thanks for explanation about MATE package name...
Engrampa was file-roller in GNOME (there is an useful post about names in our forum written by LittleJesseJet)
I try to explain with my poor english:kmb42vt wrote:Stefano - I'm a bit confused then. File Roller is already currently in use in MATE in Linux Mint 12 but for whatever reason, does not provide "Extract here" in the right-click context menu. Yet Engrampa is a replacement for File Roller that does provide this. I take it then that Engrampa will completely replace File Roller in MATE sometime in the future? Like when MATE is the only DE included in a future version of Linux Mint for example?
