Leiaz

Have you tried using the `C_MESH_GROUP` command on the remote, to put it in the same group as the lights ?

For the style I don't mind. I like the idea of registering a callback to get those changes and messages.

From the [comment in it](https://github.com/lwindolf/liferea/blob/ab914a91d9881fec62bd73716486e867310c0576/plugins/trayicon.py#L116) : ``` # show the window if it is hidden when starting liferea self.window.deiconify() self.window.show() ``` The plugin is doing this on purpose. Perhaps related...

@lwindolf I think the request is about including the date in the `xslt/item.xml.in` alongside other information like author or category, so that it appears in the article panel.

@marathone No, it is currently not supported.

@mikelolasagasti No I didn't really plan to, as I don't see the point unless @lwindolf is interested in merging it. I'm not using it, because when I build Liferea to...

@lwindolf It is the build system used by multiple GNOME projects, like gtk, evince, Epiphany ... I think that is where I read about it. So packagers shouldn't have a...

Quite some time ago I looked into compiling Liferea in a virtual machine (on a desktop machine I don't have right now) using [msys2](http://www.msys2.org/) as suggested [here](https://blogs.gnome.org/nacho/2014/08/01/how-to-build-your-gtk-application-on-windows/), but there is...

It is suggested on the doc to use [gtk-status-icon-is-embedded](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/GtkStatusIcon.html#gtk-status-icon-is-embedded) to check if the icon is actually in a tray.

@tukkek You can also toggle read/unread with a middle button click.