Posts by MikeR

1) Message boards : Questions and problems : BOINC indicator on Ubuntu 12.04 (Message 44280)
Posted 24 May 2012 by MikeR
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-1 : s/luncher/launcher

sorry!
2) Message boards : Questions and problems : BOINC indicator on Ubuntu 12.04 (Message 44272)
Posted 23 May 2012 by MikeR
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I can add a BOINC luncher to the panel; However I am looking for something similar to the Indicator applet. I installed BOINC, BOINC-manager and BOINC-client using Synaptic, but got no indicator icon. Perhaps there just isn't one.

Also: What is T4T?

Thanks again,

Mike
3) Message boards : Questions and problems : BOINC indicator on Ubuntu 12.04 (Message 44253)
Posted 22 May 2012 by MikeR
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1. Did you install BOINC using Synaptic?
2. Looked for "Classic systray extension" (keywords together and separately) but found nothing that looked right. Do yo have a non-standard repository defined?

Thanks for your help,
Mike
4) Message boards : Questions and problems : updated repositories for Ubuntu packages ? (Message 44232)
Posted 21 May 2012 by MikeR
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Running Ubuntu 12.04, installed BOINC using Synaptic: No problems. Installed version 7.0...
I have opened a (separate) query as to whether there is any panel indicator icon for GNOME 3, and I'm hoping for a response there.

Mike

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5) Message boards : Questions and problems : BOINC indicator on Ubuntu 12.04 (Message 44231)
Posted 21 May 2012 by MikeR
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I installed BOINC on two home computers; Under XP there is an icon in the launch-bar which when clicked accesses BOINC manager.
On Ubuntu Linux however there is no indication that either the client or manager is running. Is there anything that can be installed as an indicator in a GNOME 3 panel?

Many thanks,
Mike

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