Linux is a fast and secure operating system for our laptops and desktop. However, in this environment, you don’t get as much software support as you do in Windows, which makes it equally difficult to find solutions if any problem arises in your Linux OS.
But wait, Sigma Wire is here to help you. In this article, we are going to solve a common issue that occurs in Linux variants, specifically Debian-based operating systems like Mint or Ubuntu. This issue involves the icons of running applications or pinned apps suddenly disappearing from the panel and not showing up. So let’s fix the issue of App icon not showing from panel.
Fix App Icon Not Showing from Panel
Fixing this is very simple and easy, and it can be done in just one minute. First, move the mouse cursor to the panel where your app icons are not showing and right-click on it. An option menu will open, as shown in the image below.
Next, you need to go to the Applets option. You basically need to reset the applets, for which you will see an icon to reset. You can see what this icon looks like in the image.
After clicking the reset button, you need to confirm by clicking the “Yes” button.
These steps are finished, and you should now be able to see your app icons from panel.
Hope so your query have beed solved, if you have still any issue on this topic please comment inside.
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