indicatorubuntu-one
I have been trying to find a way to remove the Ubuntu One entry from the indicators' panel.
I have removed the ubuntuone file from /usr/share/indicators/applications
and edited it out of the seendb.keyfile in ~/cache/indicators/messages/
but it keeps returning.
I just want it gone, as I do not need it at all.
How can I do it? I have Ubuntu Natty amd64.
yes, you can, you go remove the .desktop files for the non-desired options somewhere deep in /usr/share/applications/indicator-me or something along that line... best not to fool w/ it too much.
You can no longer add/remove indicators or panels by right-clicking like you used to with older Ubuntu versions before 11.10.
Warning: The default indicators (messages, networking, power, sound, user accounts, etc.) are tightly integrated with Unity since Ubuntu 11.10, and trying to remove them may cause problems.
You can remove these default indicators without affecting the rest of the system:
indicator-messagesindicator-soundindicator-powerindicator-printers
Removing these default indicators is NOT recommended or not possible without serious adverse effects:
Please see this question for a master-list of all the different indicators -- each answer/comments will tell you if it is available from PPAs or the Software Center:
Best Answer
If instead of blacklisting the menu item you completely want to get rid of Ubuntu One, remove the following packages:
After logging out and in again, Ubuntu One (and the menu item) should be gone.