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#1
Screenshot showing tray area
I am on AntiX 16 - I'm looking to add the network icon in the tray area, if possible. I currently have just the volume widget but no other widgets showing in that section. See screenshot"network_03.jpg"
- Screenshot showing tray area
Last edited by strobez2017 on 04 Mar 2017, 17:25, edited 1 time in total.
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#2
You could use the xdg autostart routine by setting xdg_autostart to true in ~/.desktop-session/desktop-session.conf or add wicd-client -t to one of the startup files like ~/.desktop-session/startup.
I think both of those can be accessed through the control center under user session config
I think both of those can be accessed through the control center under user session config
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#3
Thankyou!! I'll have a look in a bit
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#4
Ahah! This is now solved. I followed the tips on this page:
how-to-search-for-a-solution-when-you-have-a-antix-problem-t5387.html
Then, did this search:
"show network icon site:antix.freeforums.org" in Google
Then, found the solution here:
wicd-tray-icon-not-showing-in-icewm-tray-t3331.html
Excellent!
(add the network widget to the start up script, re-started IceWM)
So happy!!
(How do I mark this as solved?)
how-to-search-for-a-solution-when-you-have-a-antix-problem-t5387.html
Then, did this search:
"show network icon site:antix.freeforums.org" in Google
Then, found the solution here:
wicd-tray-icon-not-showing-in-icewm-tray-t3331.html
Excellent!
(add the network widget to the start up script, re-started IceWM)
So happy!!
(How do I mark this as solved?)
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#5
Actually, here's a more detailed version of the way I did it:
Click AntiX (the Start button or whatever it's called)
Click Run
Type in to the Run box
Add beneath
Save that file
Click Logout in Start Menu
Choose Restart Session
Hey presto! The network connectivity icon appears!
Click AntiX (the Start button or whatever it's called)
Click Run
Type
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leafpad .icewm/startup
Add
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wicd-gtk &
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#!/bin/bash
Click Logout in Start Menu
Choose Restart Session
Hey presto! The network connectivity icon appears!
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anticapitalista
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#6
Actually the best way is to make the change in the control centre -> Session -> User Desktop-Session -> startup file.
Just uncomment the wicd line
Just uncomment the wicd line
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#7
OK, many thanks, I've switched to your suggestion and reverted my earlier changes - I'm starting to find my way around a little more now. __{{emoticon}}__