The update checker has some bug

[manjyot]

I compiled the toolkit on ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Few seconds after the toolkit starts, a small buildmlearn icon appears on the extreme left of the top navigation bar and stays there overlapping the first menu button on the bar. The icon also leaves a notification bubble saying no updates available, which too stays there forever.

[martinrotter]

Cannot test, I do not have Ubuntu machine, just Arch with Cinnamon. There it works, also on OS/2 and Windows it works.

[yogeshmadaan100]

Actually I found it quite awkward error I found recently.

I tested it on two sources

1. Directly installing from buildmLearn.org ( Version 2.0.4) . In this case
   it work perfectly and tray icon is on the top right with other icons like
   time indicator.
2. Then i downloaded the latest release code (2.0.4) and compiled it . I
   got a same error as mentioned by manjot as tray icon in of top left and
   blocks the minimize and close actions.

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015 at 10:38 AM, martinrotter notifications@github.com
wrote:

Cannot test, I do not have Ubuntu machine, just Arch with Cinnamon. There
it works, also on OS/2 and Windows it works.

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[martinrotter]

1. Which file exactly you used (the one which worked).
2. When you compile by yourself it is probably caused by some compilation problem. I always had TONS of problems with C++ when I was using Ubuntu.

[yogeshmadaan100]

For the first one that worked correctly for me I followed this set of
commands

sudo sh -c "echo 'deb
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/skunkos:/buildmlearn/xUbuntu_14.04/
/' >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/buildmlearn-toolkit.list"
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install buildmlearn-toolkit

And As far as code is concerned its working perfectly for me.. may be issue is in

your cmake dependencies