guake
When starting the Guake terminal in 13.04, there is a space of 1-2 cms left at the top. i.e THe guake terminal top border is 1-2 cms below the screen top edge.
How can I fix this as it was working perfectly in 12.10.
Per the selected answer, its now moved to the top okay, but does anyone have any ideas on the two minor lines at the sides? ( 🙂 It keeps bothering me)
To add Guake to the Unity system-tray, you need to add it to the system-whitelist
Using dconf-editor (installed using the dconf-tools package), navigate as shown and add guake to the whitelist.
You then just start the app via guake & to make it appear in the system tray.
Make sure your guake properties (guake -p) has the system tray checkbox ticked:
The ability to whitelist applications has been removed from Unity.
The argument the developers have is that applications should have been updated to support Ubuntu indicators.
There isnt a direct method to-do this without adding an additional PPA.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gun101/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install guake-indicator
Search for "Guake indicator" in the dash to start the app-indicator
Guake preferences can also be set via a separate program.
Start it from the HUD:
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OR, press Alt+F2 and type guake-prefs and press Enter
guake-prefs
Best Answer
You can solve the problem by making gravity go upwards. No, seriously ;)
You need to do a simple change to the file
/usr/share/guake/guake.glade. Open that file with your favorite text editor and look for the line that saysChange that line, so that it says
Save the file, restart Guake and the gap should be gone.