Closed palinek closed 7 years ago
GTM.
Actually, wait a minute. After restart, all Qt apps (except sni-qt's and KDE's) appear on systemtray rather than on the status notifier. I'm talking about lxqt-powermanagement, Qlipper and transmission-qt.
Can someone confirm the bug?
@paulolieuthier I've made the hack for testing... please have a look.
I realy don't know how can the internal implementation be used "in normal way" by 3rd party
I'm not been following this, working in the screensaver issue. Done now. But, how can we rely in an not exported class ?
But, how can we rely in an not exported class ?
That's the question :)
I'll test tonight, but I don't think we should rely on that.
Still doesn't work for me,
It doesn't work for me either.
Update:
After removing the sni-qt package, this is the result:
**lxqt-powermanagement and qlipper left to the taskar (in the status notifier plugin) and aptset-qt, keepassx, megasync and skype at the right (in the systray plugin).
Still doesn't work for me,
Strange. Here it places the icons into SNI plugin.
Can you test in lxqt-qtplugin's build directory with something like QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH="$(pwd)/src" lxqt-powermanagement
(with stopping the pre-existing instance of lxqt-powermanagement first)?
I missed this one. Will test it soon.
Well, it's working here.
Well, it's working here.
Are you testing with the @16f760d? Because it is just a hack for testing. I wouldn't recomend to merge such fragile dependency into master.
Are you testing with the @16f760d?
Yes. I'm just confirming it works. I agree we shouldn't merge this, but close it.
Use our StatusNotifierItem implementation only when forced by build system (packager) or if Qt < v5.6.1
fixes lxde/lxqt#1082