This was noticed today, My system doesn't show the clock(I took a Screen-shot), I run it on an HP Laptop with Intel Core 2 Duo and 3 GB of ram(DDR2).
How I fix to show the clock ?
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Please split the slowness issue into a separate question.– RolandiXorAug 1, 2016 at 18:13
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3 Answers
Try reinstalling it:
sudo apt remove wingpanel-indicator-datetime
sudo apt install wingpanel-indicator-datetime
That will remove and re-install the date "indicator" of the menu bar (known as wingpanel). Are you still having this issue in Loki?
Did you tried to reinstall indicator-* apps? one of them should bring back clock, but idk which one is responsible for clock. I hope this helps.
Maybe it is just deactivated. I've experienced random changes in the settings too, even though not with the clock. You might want to try to change the settings with dconf-editor:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install dconf-editor
Then open dconf-editor and open the path com - canonical - indicator - datetime. There you'll find an option "show-clock" (and plenty more settings...), just tick it and it should work
