For AllTray 0.69, just add "-d" to the command line options. So, for example, to run Chrome:
$ alltray -d google-chrome
There are also more options and information in AllTray's man page, which you can see by typing:
$ man alltray
In a terminal window.
For AllTray 0.69, just add "-d" to the command line options. So, for example, to run Chrome:
$ alltray -d google-chrome
There are also more options and information in AllTray's man page, which you can see by typing:
$ man alltray
In a terminal window.