Martchus / syncthingtray

Tray application and Dolphin/Plasma integration for Syncthing
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How to remove from Autostart (Plasma)? #96

Closed frumble closed 3 years ago

frumble commented 3 years ago

I have installed and set up this tool but I would prefer to not have it in autostart mode on my KDE Plasma. I cannot find any option to disable autostart and it isn’t in the Plasma system settings for autostart either. How can I disable autostarting?

Martchus commented 3 years ago

The autostart settings say:

This is achieved by adding a *.desktop file under ~/.config/autostart so the setting only affects the current user.

This is undone when unchecking the checkbox within the autostart settings. If it doesn't work your can of course delete the file manually.

If there's no file at this location the autostart is configured differently in your case (and not using any feature of Syncthing Tray itself). Hence the problem would be out of scope.

Note that the Plasmoid is either configured to be shown within the panel or not. Hence there are no autostart settings when using the Plasmoid. Additionally, the Plasmoid can be configured to be shown as part of the system tray Plasmoid. If you had configured that and don't want it anymore you have to look within the settings of the system tray Plasmoid.

frumble commented 3 years ago

Thanks. So, there is no file in ~/.config/autostart for the Plasmoid. It appears to be part of the systray. Where exactly should I look for the setting for "show as part of the system tray"? I cannot find it in the applet’s settings and not in the Plasma settings window for the systray too.

Martchus commented 3 years ago

It should be in the settings of the system tray Plasmoid. I can create a screenshot tomorrow.

Martchus commented 3 years ago

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Oh, and the conditional option can be further configured within the Plasmoid's settings under "Appearance" ("States to enable passive mode").

frumble commented 3 years ago

Thanks, that worked!