Disabling the Cinnamon Systray is not possible?
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I want to replace the Cinnamon Panel with tint2.
Unfortunately, I cant get the tint2 systray running, as the Cinnamon process is already using it.
I removed all panels, but Cinnamon is still blocking the systray.
Any help regarding this? I couldn't find anything via Google.
tint2 : another systray is running pid=7539
lybs@aspire:~$ ps aux | grep 7539
lybs 7539 8.6 3.8 1902764 315524 ? Sl 06:30 3:38 cinnamon --replace
cinnamon tint2
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I want to replace the Cinnamon Panel with tint2.
Unfortunately, I cant get the tint2 systray running, as the Cinnamon process is already using it.
I removed all panels, but Cinnamon is still blocking the systray.
Any help regarding this? I couldn't find anything via Google.
tint2 : another systray is running pid=7539
lybs@aspire:~$ ps aux | grep 7539
lybs 7539 8.6 3.8 1902764 315524 ? Sl 06:30 3:38 cinnamon --replace
cinnamon tint2
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
Lybs
91
add a comment |Â
up vote
-1
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up vote
-1
down vote
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I want to replace the Cinnamon Panel with tint2.
Unfortunately, I cant get the tint2 systray running, as the Cinnamon process is already using it.
I removed all panels, but Cinnamon is still blocking the systray.
Any help regarding this? I couldn't find anything via Google.
tint2 : another systray is running pid=7539
lybs@aspire:~$ ps aux | grep 7539
lybs 7539 8.6 3.8 1902764 315524 ? Sl 06:30 3:38 cinnamon --replace
cinnamon tint2
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
Lybs
91
I want to replace the Cinnamon Panel with tint2.
Unfortunately, I cant get the tint2 systray running, as the Cinnamon process is already using it.
I removed all panels, but Cinnamon is still blocking the systray.
Any help regarding this? I couldn't find anything via Google.
tint2 : another systray is running pid=7539
lybs@aspire:~$ ps aux | grep 7539
lybs 7539 8.6 3.8 1902764 315524 ? Sl 06:30 3:38 cinnamon --replace
cinnamon tint2
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
Lybs
91
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
edited Mar 23 at 20:02
aliceinpalth
760116
760116
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
Lybs
91
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
Lybs
91
asked Mar 23 at 6:14
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The Cinnamon panel (which contains the systray) is an integral part of Cinnamon and thus can't be disabled or halted. The only way to achieve a hidden effect is using auto-hide mode or setting the height of the taskbar to be zero pixels. However, this is only hiding the panel and not stopping it. Unfortunately, that means that there isn't a way to stop the Cinnamon panel.
You'd probably want to try a using a different desktop environment, or not using one at all.
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The Cinnamon panel (which contains the systray) is an integral part of Cinnamon and thus can't be disabled or halted. The only way to achieve a hidden effect is using auto-hide mode or setting the height of the taskbar to be zero pixels. However, this is only hiding the panel and not stopping it. Unfortunately, that means that there isn't a way to stop the Cinnamon panel.
You'd probably want to try a using a different desktop environment, or not using one at all.
answered Mar 23 at 19:00
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The Cinnamon panel (which contains the systray) is an integral part of Cinnamon and thus can't be disabled or halted. The only way to achieve a hidden effect is using auto-hide mode or setting the height of the taskbar to be zero pixels. However, this is only hiding the panel and not stopping it. Unfortunately, that means that there isn't a way to stop the Cinnamon panel.
You'd probably want to try a using a different desktop environment, or not using one at all.
answered Mar 23 at 19:00
aliceinpalth
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up vote
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The Cinnamon panel (which contains the systray) is an integral part of Cinnamon and thus can't be disabled or halted. The only way to achieve a hidden effect is using auto-hide mode or setting the height of the taskbar to be zero pixels. However, this is only hiding the panel and not stopping it. Unfortunately, that means that there isn't a way to stop the Cinnamon panel.
You'd probably want to try a using a different desktop environment, or not using one at all.
answered Mar 23 at 19:00
aliceinpalth
760116
The Cinnamon panel (which contains the systray) is an integral part of Cinnamon and thus can't be disabled or halted. The only way to achieve a hidden effect is using auto-hide mode or setting the height of the taskbar to be zero pixels. However, this is only hiding the panel and not stopping it. Unfortunately, that means that there isn't a way to stop the Cinnamon panel.
You'd probably want to try a using a different desktop environment, or not using one at all.
answered Mar 23 at 19:00
aliceinpalth
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answered Mar 23 at 19:00
aliceinpalth
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answered Mar 23 at 19:00
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answered Mar 23 at 19:00
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