Comment 22 for bug 558581

Who in the frick actually *wants* a key that drops down the Indicator Applet, but doesn't bring it back up??? And what's the purpose of it?? It asks me if I want to setup email, broadcasting, and messaging.... now I have to bring my mouse on over there to close it back.

yes, i realize that's just a rant, but it sure seems that a lot of energy has been put forth into a feature that nobody's screaming for...

Alex Beels: running "/usr/bin/gtk-window-decorator --replace" after logging in doesn't bring back my windows+m key (using the default of inverse colors for entire screen). Of course windows+n always works (inverse colors for current window). Because this is after the Indicator Applet has ran it's "/usr/lib/indicator-applet/indicator-applet", I'm thinking the order does not matter. I randomly can use the windows+m to do my compiz goodie of inversing the colors, but I haven't been able to detect a rhyme or reason to it.

How do you replace indicator-applet with indicator-applet-complete? Can you give the details? Thanks!