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Location: United States of America and damn proud of it!
Distribution: Windows 10 prior Red Hat User
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Finding the Red Hat Network Icon to Update system
Hi,
I have red hat 8.0 and I used to have on my task bar, the icon for the Red Hat Network update utility. Now it is gone. Does anyone know how to get it back on the taskbar? Thanks.
What do you mean it doesn't stay there? You mean when you log out? If that is the case then just choose the 'save current setup' option when you logout. Then the applet will be there every time you bring up the desktop.
Location: United States of America and damn proud of it!
Distribution: Windows 10 prior Red Hat User
Posts: 473
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No, what I mean is, as soon as I close the terminal window, the icon disappears again. I want it to stay on the taskbar all the time like when I installed Linux the first time. I don't know why it has decided to stop appearing in the taskbar.
Location: United States of America and damn proud of it!
Distribution: Windows 10 prior Red Hat User
Posts: 473
Original Poster
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nope, it makes no difference. I am now logged in as root and it doesn't make any difference. As soon as I close the terminal window, the applet disappears.
Okay well I bet if you issue a 'top' command you will see that rhn-applet-gui process is running its just not showing up in the task bar. Do you have other things in the taskbar? I know that sometimes my applet will disappear when another icon is introduced to the taskbar. That applet is a nice feature but its a little buggy. If you really want it there try taking everything else out of the taskbar.
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