I tracked down the problem to the `accounts-daemon` process.
Once I disabled that, as described in the link below, my problems seem to have gone away.
indicator-sound-service, unity-settings-daemon, ... are all behaving correctly.
I have yet to figure out what impact disabling the `accounts-daemon` process has, though.
I tracked down the problem to the `accounts-daemon` process.
Once I disabled that, as described in the link below, my problems seem to have gone away. sound-service, unity-settings- daemon, ... are all behaving correctly.
indicator-
I have yet to figure out what impact disabling the `accounts-daemon` process has, though.
http:// askubuntu. com/questions/ 685193/ what-starts- accounts- daemon