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Good idea. I'll see about adding it for people to copy manually if necessary.

Some questions to help clarify the situation: * Is anything logged to stdout/stderr, especially with `TRAY_DEBUG=1` set in the environment? * Is this the Flatpak?

Hmmm... You're just using the regular KDE 6 tray? Is this X11 or Wayland? I'll log into KDE and see if I can replicate it. Also, SIGINT is trapped, so...

It's probably a bug in `deedles.dev/tray`. I did testing with it on KDE, but I didn't run it for an extended period. There might be something building up over time....

Try running it with `TRAY_DEBUG=1` set and post the stdout/stderr. This is with the Flatpak, I assume? The problem seems to be almost entirely exclusive to it. And please don't...

I took a quick look through Ironbar's repo and I don't see any code for running a system tray. I see code for _creating_ system tray icons, as in Ironbar...

Never mind. Found the code for it: https://github.com/JakeStanger/ironbar/blob/6d4170d3a63dd51369b6e332000447377f802c0f/src/modules/tray/mod.rs#L207-L210 I also found several bug reports about problems with the tray: JakeStanger/ironbar#791, JakeStanger/ironbar#632 Looks like there are some known problems with it....

Every time you start Trayscale, @nraygun?

Can you post the full stdout/stderr with `TRAY_DEBUG=1`, please? That last bit from your earlier comment doesn't really tell me much. The string of numbers is probably the raw byte...

@RamanMalykhin `TRAY_DEBUG=1` should be _before_ the the entire command, i.e. `TRAY_DEBUG=1 flatpak run dev.deedles.Trayscale`. Where you've put it the program is interpreting it as a path to a file, hence...