Comment 3 for bug 776656

Ok, one step closer to solving the mystery: it seems that sflphone does not support Unity's new indicator icons. I had sflphone configured to hide the main window on startup, and, well... it did. But since I couldn't see the tray icon (or any other indication for that matter), I couldn't use it.

By turning off hide at startup, I can use it with Unity. Nevertheless, it would be better to have it in the tray as I'm accustomed to doing.

Everything works as expected on "Ubuntu Classic" mode, i.e., using regular Gnome.