Ed Bruck
Ed Bruck
@rogue-ronin This would be an issue with appindicator support in Xfce.
> Actually, volume control on tray icon works here but: > > * no indicator of volume level set/change > * I can only see volume level in menu after...
> > There is no notify popup when volume levels change except when using DBUS to change it. > > I did not add it for normal use as it's...
@al-right thanks these are great ideas.
If I understand you correctly then these may shed some light as to why your volume is changing master: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1265267 https://github.com/ebruck/radiotray-ng/issues/32
Have you tried the scroll wheel on the icon? What desktop environment are you using? If your DE doesn't have full appindcator support then there isn't much I can do....
I've found cmake to be a very easy way to create Debian packages. Have a look at one of my projects as an example: https://github.com/ebruck/indicator-doom-cpu/tree/master/debian
Another workaround: ``` cd ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/themes mv Ambiance Ambiance.bak ln -s default Ambiance ```
@pivusan are you using wayland? It only works for me under xorg.
From the little reading I've done, it may not be possible to set the clipboard contents (under wayland) unless your application window has focus. Since radiotray-ng doesn't have one there...