Machine: Type: Laptop System: LENOVO product: 81FE v: Lenovo ideapad 330-15IKB serial: Ĭhassis: type: 10 v: Lenovo ideapad 330-15IKB serial: Wm: muffin dm: LightDM Distro: Linux Mint 20.2 Uma base: Ubuntu 20.04 focal Unfurtunately it doesn't work,it does't group many icons.Hardware: That alone has fooled half the people here.

It would be nice if it at least had an icon of its own to identify itself, instead of a deceptive white space that only serves to give the impression that it doesn't work. And finally, Systray is left as an empty space on the panel. It is really a very big flaw not to have integration with these indicators. Others such as indicator-sound, the famous 'volume knob' need to be left out. The additional problem, the really frustrating one, is that it doesn't include the default indicators that aren't Xapp applets, like printer-indicator, indicator-power, indicator-keyboard, indicator-language and other things that most of the time are totally useless and only take up precious space, apart from the visual pollution. It would be cleaner and more organized if it were possible to drag an application into it, or open a configuration list in it with all the panel items to select which applets should be introduced in Systray. How do I add applications in Systray ? Because NOTHING appears, and 'autohide' (it's better to call it that than keep saying 'expand' or 'collapse', because autohide is something that everyone is already familiar with) also doesn't work when I hover over it, just when I click on it. There is a bug here ( Mint 20 Ullyana ), or I didn't understand something. To remove the applet, just run install.sh -r. If the applet doesn't appear in the applet list, you should restart Cinnamon by pressing Alt+F2, typing 'r' (without ') and hitting enter. To install the applet, execute the install.sh script. You can adjust the tray icon spacing here. Padding of tray icons - Depending on the theme used the spacing between applets is different from the default tray icon spacing.Vertical collapse icon - The icon used for the expand/collapse button if the tray is expanded (if used in a vertical panel).Vertical expand icon - The icon used for the expand/collapse button if the tray is collapsed (if used in a vertical panel).Horizontal collapse icon - The icon used for the expand/collapse button if the tray is expanded (if used in a horizontal panel).Horizontal expand icon - The icon used for the expand/collapse button if the tray is collapsed (if used in a horizontal panel).Disable hover effect for tray icons - If you have problems with the hover effect or it simply doesn't look good, you should enable this setting.

Sort icons by name - If disabled, the icons' order will be random.

You can define a delay here during which all icons are visible.

Startup collapse delay - The tray collapses automatically when it is loaded.

Collapse on un-hover delay - The delay before the tray collapses on un-hover.

Collapse on un-hover – If checked, the tray will automatically collapse if you move the mouse pointer away from the applet.

Expand on hover delay - The delay before the tray expands on hover.

Expand on hover – If checked, the tray will automatically expand if you move the mouse pointer over the applet.

You can disable animationy by setting this value to 0.

Animation duration – The duration of the expand/collapse animation.

Otherwise Cinnamon might become unstable or even crash.

So if you want to use this applet, please be sure you arenm't using any other tray applets such as the default one. IMPORTANT: Due to the way Cinnamon handles tray icons, you can only use one tray applet at a time. This applet's main purpose is to integrate tray icons seamlessly into your desktop and allowing you to hide icons you rarely need.

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