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gtrayicon(1) General Commands Manual gtrayicon(1)
NAME
gtrayicon - Generic tray icon for GNOME
DESCRIPTION
Generic tray icon for GNOME is a small utility which allows to add a icon to the system tray that can be used to trigger customized
enable/disable actions.
OPTIONS
--tooltip=string
string to appear as tooltip
--activate=cmd
activate command
--deactivate=cmd
deactivate command
--activate-icon=icon-path
icon to show for 'activate' action
--deactivate-icon=icon-path
icon to show for 'deactivate'
--menu-file=menu-path
custom menu to display for right button
--activated
start in 'activated' state (default: 'deactivated' state)
EXAMPLE
Activate action: start webfs (web server) setting a pid file
Deactivate action: kill that webfs instance
gtrayicon
--activate="/usr/bin/webfsd -k /tmp/pid.file -r /var/www"
--deactivate="cat /tmp/pid.file | xargs -ipid kill -TERM pid"
MENU
For an example on how to write a menu file,see
/usr/share/doc/gtrayicon/examples/sample.menu
SEE ALSO
Website: http://gtrayicon.sourceforge.net/
AUTHOR
Gtrayicon was written by Javier Valencia (javiervalencia80 at gmail.com) This Man page was written by Taylor LeMasurier-Wren
<ripps818@gmail.com>
gtrayicon(1)