Disable tray icon

[fir3-1ce]

Is there a way to completely disable the tray icon? I don't need it, and it shows up as 3 dots instead of anything resembling it's native icon. Is it supposed to look like this?

This is what it looks like on GNOME 42 with Dash to Panel. Other than that, everything else is great. Thanks

[qu1ck]

That looks like panel auto hiding icons that are not whitelisted. Try tinkering with panel settings, you probably can set it to show TrguiNG icon. Some panels/desktop environments also let you hide it completely.

It's also possible that icon is buggy if you use flatpak on an old system, unfortunately that area of linux is not well standardized and it's hard to make the icon work universally on all systems. Compiling the app yourself may solve the issue.

There is currently no way to disable the icon completely, it is necessary for window hiding functionality. But a feature can be added to hide the icon as well as disable window hiding.

[fir3-1ce]

Appindicator support on Gnome is... wonky, to say the least. I believe the Gnome team officially dropped support for appindicators altogether a while back.

I boot into an Xorg session today, and the icon finally looks the way it should. I don't know what that was about on Wayland, as TrguiNG was the only app with that problem, although I have messed with a lot of configs and themes in the past on this machine

[qu1ck]

On wayland even main window icon does not work sometimes, tauri does not support it properly. Just wayland things ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Are you using flatpak build or compiling yourself? If you are compiling then pull the latest, I added the option to hide the tray icon.

[fir3-1ce]

I'm using the Flatpak build. I tried to compile it myself last night, but apparently my version of Rust wont let me use let...else statements without upgrading to the nightly build

[qu1ck]

Implemented in v1.1.0

[fir3-1ce]

@qu1ck,

Implemented in v1.1.0

Now it won't open for me at all in Ubuntu 22.04:

thread 'main' panicked at /run/build/TrguiNG/cargo/vendor/tauri-runtime-wry-0.14.3/src/lib.rs:2021:55: called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Unknown { .. } - "Unknown error while interacting with the clipboard: Display parsing error" note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

Don't know if this has to be a new issue, but I downgraded for now

[qu1ck]

What is your desktop environment? You are still using flatpak, right? What is the output if you run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 variable? You can not start v1.1 at all, you didn't get to change settings, is that correct?

[qu1ck]

Also if you are using wayland, can you try x11 session?

[qu1ck]

Nevermind, I figured out the issue, it is caused by tauri update.

[qu1ck]

You can track this issue in #131, in the meantime either roll back to v1.0.0, use x11 or compile yourself as the issue seems limited to flatpak on wayland.