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 )
But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )
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!
window-manager notifications xmonad
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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 )
But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )
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!
window-manager notifications xmonad
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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 )
But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )
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!
window-manager notifications xmonad
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 )
But I like to use Xmonad with Xmobar (which looks like this -> )
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!
window-manager notifications xmonad
edited Apr 11 at 18:05
asked Apr 10 at 14:20
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Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution
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
Thats it :)
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution
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
Thats it :)
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution
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
Thats it :)
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution
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
Thats it :)
Finally, with the help of nice people on #xmonad IRC channel, I got the solution
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
Thats it :)
edited Apr 11 at 18:02
answered Apr 10 at 16:41
Severus Tux
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