thanks for the tip, the minimizetotray add-on seems to work perfectly.
I also tried running AllTray from terminal - running it, I receive the
following line:
Gdk-WARNING **: Can't confine to grabbed window, not native
I tried minimizing the Terminal window to tray, which actually worked,
but I could only call it back by right clicking the icon in the tray and
chosing "Undock" from the drop down menu. Double clicking the icon
didn't work, as I believe it was supposed to.
Oh well, at least the system didn't lock up this time. On one of the
previous attempts, I both the upper and the lower tray disappeard and
could not call up anything with keyboard shortcuts, so I had to restart
the computer manually.
Thanks again and best regards,
Klemen
On 07/12/11 18:20, Gwendal LE BIHAN wrote:
> Did you try to run alltray from terminal to see if any error message comes up ?
> It seems to be working fine here.
>
> BTW, I don't think this is the best way to minimize Thunderbird to the
> tray. There is an extension called MinimizeToTray in Thunderbird which
> does that very well. To install it, open Thunderbird, go to the
> menu->Tools->Add-ons and search for "minimizetotray".
>
> ** Changed in: linuxmint
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
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Hi,
thanks for the tip, the minimizetotray add-on seems to work perfectly.
I also tried running AllTray from terminal - running it, I receive the
following line:
Gdk-WARNING **: Can't confine to grabbed window, not native
I tried minimizing the Terminal window to tray, which actually worked,
but I could only call it back by right clicking the icon in the tray and
chosing "Undock" from the drop down menu. Double clicking the icon
didn't work, as I believe it was supposed to.
Oh well, at least the system didn't lock up this time. On one of the
previous attempts, I both the upper and the lower tray disappeard and
could not call up anything with keyboard shortcuts, so I had to restart
the computer manually.
Thanks again and best regards,
Klemen
On 07/12/11 18:20, Gwendal LE BIHAN wrote: >Add-ons and search for "minimizetotray".
> Did you try to run alltray from terminal to see if any error message comes up ?
> It seems to be working fine here.
>
> BTW, I don't think this is the best way to minimize Thunderbird to the
> tray. There is an extension called MinimizeToTray in Thunderbird which
> does that very well. To install it, open Thunderbird, go to the
> menu->Tools-
>
> ** Changed in: linuxmint
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
--
Prevajanje in tolmačenje, Klemen Perko s.p.
Na jasi 30, 4290 Tržič, Slovenia
Phone: +386 40 352 019
SkypeID: goofybp