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Clicking systray applet icon does nothing #162
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Hi, Can you stop the currently running systray applet (either by killing the process or stopping the systemd service if you used that), relaunch a new one by running |
receive the following message (also note i did not have an icon i just guessed where it would be)
using kitty terminal
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Since you're running Wayland, make sure you have
This is not an issue with Arch-Update specifically but with gio/glib2 that as a limited list of known/supported terminals. You would probably have the same issue trying to launch any other terminal app via their To workaround this, you can either copy the |
Alternatively, you can obviously install one of the terminal known/supported by gio/glib2 instead. |
While waiting for Gnome to implement a way to allow people using their terminal of choice in |
…mulator via the desktop file to the documentation (as a workaround for people using a terminal emulator not supported by `gio` for whom clicking on the systray applet icon does nothing) This PR aims to add the method required to force `arch-update` to run in a specific terminal emulator via the desktop file to the documentation. This is to document this as workaround for people using a terminal emulator not [known/supported](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/blob/main/gio/gdesktopappinfo.c#L2694) by `gio` (for whom cliking on the systray applet icon does nothing and reports the following error: `gio: Unable to launch application ‘/usr/share/applications/arch-update.desktop’: Unable to find terminal required for application`). It also includes some alternatives, such as creating a symlink pointing to `/usr/bin/xterm` for the desired terminal emulator, or simply installing a supported terminal emulator. Fixes #162
…mulator via the desktop file to the documentation (#168) * Add the method to force `arch-update` to run in a specific terminal emulator via the desktop file to the documentation (as a workaround for people using a terminal emulator not supported by `gio` for whom clicking on the systray applet icon does nothing) This PR aims to add the method required to force `arch-update` to run in a specific terminal emulator via the desktop file to the documentation. This is to document this as workaround for people using a terminal emulator not [known/supported](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/blob/main/gio/gdesktopappinfo.c#L2694) by `gio` (for whom cliking on the systray applet icon does nothing and reports the following error: `gio: Unable to launch application ‘/usr/share/applications/arch-update.desktop’: Unable to find terminal required for application`). It also includes some alternatives, such as creating a symlink pointing to `/usr/bin/xterm` for the desired terminal emulator, or simply installing a supported terminal emulator. Fixes #162
arch-update 2.0.1
when left clicking the icon in the system tray (hyprland / waybar) nothing happend
when right clicking the icon an small white line appears just at the base of the arch logo
(for now i have set up a keybind)
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