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MarkW

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Registered: 2024-11-03

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Is There A Way To Toggle Show/Hide Items In The System Tray?

That'd be a cool feature to have if there isn't.

Last edited by MarkW (2024-11-20 14:30:35)

brontosaurusrex

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Registered: 2015-09-29

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Re: Is There A Way To Toggle Show/Hide Items In The System Tray?

Not with tint2 afaik, you can however disable starting certain thing that does the icon in systray (don't remember the details, so don't ask). Also you can kinda replace those with custom so called tint2 'executors' (which will allow some artistic choice). An example
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bront … bin/nmCont

chatGPT says this about the script:

This is a Bash script designed to monitor the network manager's connection state using the nmcli command-line tool. It is specifically intended to work with tint2, a lightweight panel for Linux desktops, as an executor script to provide continuous updates on the network connection state.

The script monitors the connection state and communicates with tint2 to display a real-time, visually minimalistic network status indicator on a Linux desktop. It’s lightweight and customizable for users who prefer a simple, continuous monitoring solution.

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