OK, this is a little odd (and may not be reproducible). I just upgraded my video card and during configuration accidentally enabled xinerama, which resulted in a weird issue with gnome-panel containing multiples of each item. The issue (and fix, see answer 1) is described here:
After I used dconf-editor to reset to the defaults shown in that post, my multiload indicator is normal width again (100px)! I used the exact settings described in the post:
OK, this is a little odd (and may not be reproducible). I just upgraded my video card and during configuration accidentally enabled xinerama, which resulted in a weird issue with gnome-panel containing multiples of each item. The issue (and fix, see answer 1) is described here:
http:// askubuntu. com/questions/ 133647/ gnome-panel- has-multiple- rows-how- to-undo- that
After I used dconf-editor to reset to the defaults shown in that post, my multiload indicator is normal width again (100px)! I used the exact settings described in the post:
object-id-list ['menu-bar', 'indicators', 'show-desktop', 'window-list', 'workspace- switcher' ]
toplevel-id-list ['top-panel', 'bottom-panel']
Not sure if this will work for anyone else, but it's really nice to have my indicators back...