System Tray Icons on Xmonad - Xmobar Or any other minimal status bar

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I am using slack desktop client on my Arch Linux . I am using Xmonad Window manager along with Xmobar status bar.



On other Desktop environments, for example XFCE, the Slack Desktop client shows a small Icon (System tray icons) on the status bar (which is really helpful) .



( Screenshots below are of Slack on XFCE )



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But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )



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Is there any way to get slack icon on xmobar ?



if not is there any good, simple and minimal status bar which I could use on Xmonad ??



Thanks!







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    I am using slack desktop client on my Arch Linux . I am using Xmonad Window manager along with Xmobar status bar.



    On other Desktop environments, for example XFCE, the Slack Desktop client shows a small Icon (System tray icons) on the status bar (which is really helpful) .



    ( Screenshots below are of Slack on XFCE )



    enter image description here



    enter image description here



    enter image description here



    But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )



    enter image description here



    Is there any way to get slack icon on xmobar ?



    if not is there any good, simple and minimal status bar which I could use on Xmonad ??



    Thanks!







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      I am using slack desktop client on my Arch Linux . I am using Xmonad Window manager along with Xmobar status bar.



      On other Desktop environments, for example XFCE, the Slack Desktop client shows a small Icon (System tray icons) on the status bar (which is really helpful) .



      ( Screenshots below are of Slack on XFCE )



      enter image description here



      enter image description here



      enter image description here



      But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )



      enter image description here



      Is there any way to get slack icon on xmobar ?



      if not is there any good, simple and minimal status bar which I could use on Xmonad ??



      Thanks!







      share|improve this question














      I am using slack desktop client on my Arch Linux . I am using Xmonad Window manager along with Xmobar status bar.



      On other Desktop environments, for example XFCE, the Slack Desktop client shows a small Icon (System tray icons) on the status bar (which is really helpful) .



      ( Screenshots below are of Slack on XFCE )



      enter image description here



      enter image description here



      enter image description here



      But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )



      enter image description here



      Is there any way to get slack icon on xmobar ?



      if not is there any good, simple and minimal status bar which I could use on Xmonad ??



      Thanks!









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          Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution



          enter image description here



          Here is how :



          First I resized the xmobar to leave a small gap on Right side (editing xmobarrc)



          position = Static xpos = 0, ypos = 0, width = 1346, height = 20 ,


          Use the package stalonetray



          sudo pacman -S stalonetray


          Configure stalonetray with ~/.stalonetrayrc file



          decorations none
          transparent false
          dockapp_mode none
          geometry 1x1-0+0
          background "#000000"
          kludges force_icons_size
          grow_gravity NW
          icon_gravity NW
          icon_size 18
          sticky true
          #window_strut none
          window_type dock
          window_layer bottom
          no_shrink false
          skip_taskbar true


          Finally, added it to .xintrc



          You can even configure it to show multiple system tray icons



          enter image description here



          Thats it :)






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            up vote
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            down vote



            accepted










            Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution



            enter image description here



            Here is how :



            First I resized the xmobar to leave a small gap on Right side (editing xmobarrc)



            position = Static xpos = 0, ypos = 0, width = 1346, height = 20 ,


            Use the package stalonetray



            sudo pacman -S stalonetray


            Configure stalonetray with ~/.stalonetrayrc file



            decorations none
            transparent false
            dockapp_mode none
            geometry 1x1-0+0
            background "#000000"
            kludges force_icons_size
            grow_gravity NW
            icon_gravity NW
            icon_size 18
            sticky true
            #window_strut none
            window_type dock
            window_layer bottom
            no_shrink false
            skip_taskbar true


            Finally, added it to .xintrc



            You can even configure it to show multiple system tray icons



            enter image description here



            Thats it :)






            share|improve this answer


























              up vote
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              down vote



              accepted










              Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution



              enter image description here



              Here is how :



              First I resized the xmobar to leave a small gap on Right side (editing xmobarrc)



              position = Static xpos = 0, ypos = 0, width = 1346, height = 20 ,


              Use the package stalonetray



              sudo pacman -S stalonetray


              Configure stalonetray with ~/.stalonetrayrc file



              decorations none
              transparent false
              dockapp_mode none
              geometry 1x1-0+0
              background "#000000"
              kludges force_icons_size
              grow_gravity NW
              icon_gravity NW
              icon_size 18
              sticky true
              #window_strut none
              window_type dock
              window_layer bottom
              no_shrink false
              skip_taskbar true


              Finally, added it to .xintrc



              You can even configure it to show multiple system tray icons



              enter image description here



              Thats it :)






              share|improve this answer
























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                accepted






                Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution



                enter image description here



                Here is how :



                First I resized the xmobar to leave a small gap on Right side (editing xmobarrc)



                position = Static xpos = 0, ypos = 0, width = 1346, height = 20 ,


                Use the package stalonetray



                sudo pacman -S stalonetray


                Configure stalonetray with ~/.stalonetrayrc file



                decorations none
                transparent false
                dockapp_mode none
                geometry 1x1-0+0
                background "#000000"
                kludges force_icons_size
                grow_gravity NW
                icon_gravity NW
                icon_size 18
                sticky true
                #window_strut none
                window_type dock
                window_layer bottom
                no_shrink false
                skip_taskbar true


                Finally, added it to .xintrc



                You can even configure it to show multiple system tray icons



                enter image description here



                Thats it :)






                share|improve this answer














                Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution



                enter image description here



                Here is how :



                First I resized the xmobar to leave a small gap on Right side (editing xmobarrc)



                position = Static xpos = 0, ypos = 0, width = 1346, height = 20 ,


                Use the package stalonetray



                sudo pacman -S stalonetray


                Configure stalonetray with ~/.stalonetrayrc file



                decorations none
                transparent false
                dockapp_mode none
                geometry 1x1-0+0
                background "#000000"
                kludges force_icons_size
                grow_gravity NW
                icon_gravity NW
                icon_size 18
                sticky true
                #window_strut none
                window_type dock
                window_layer bottom
                no_shrink false
                skip_taskbar true


                Finally, added it to .xintrc



                You can even configure it to show multiple system tray icons



                enter image description here



                Thats it :)







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