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Thanks Mart for putting the message out. There is a pure C API as well and hence you could dynamically load “libsystemtray”, there is only a couple of symbols.
Great work!
I’m wondering, if is it there an equivalent implementation for python applications?
Not sure but making bindings would be quite easy I believe .. although making native python implementation is not hard if you just base it on the libsystemtray. (as long as libdbus is available in python) Python is not my tale so I am not excited about making bindings for it. 😉
In this moment I haven’t time to look into this porting and I’m not a python expert. I hope someone do that. I was interested because I wanted to add the support to StatusNotifierItem to an addons I’ve written for the application Anki.
Isn’t there a way to just create an applet that shows xembed icons in the plasma5 panel instead of modifying all applications that use an xembed tray icon?
That would make things much easier. Currently, I cannot use plasma5 on a daily base due to having quite a lot of tray icons unavailable, the drop of supporting xembed icons is a true showstopper for me. I asked the devs of some applications and they just said: If the KDE devs drop it, why should we bother, let them fix it, cause they broke it and imho, these application devs are correct with this
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Heya! I just wanted to ask if you ever have any problems with hackers? My last blog (wordpress) was hacked and I ended up losing several weeks of hard work due to no data backup. Do you have any solutions to prevent hackers?