[STUMP] stumptray?

[Dimitri Minaev]

Hi. First, I've been using stumpwm for the past few years now and love
it. Thanks a lot for building it.
I'm trying to find documentation on how to enable and configure
stumptray but I haven't had any luck.

Here's what I've got in .stumpwmrc:

(load-module "stumptray")
(stumptray:stumptray)

And put the second line as close to the end of the file as possible.

[ben lamothe]

Thanks for the help, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. i've tried
this both with and without a mode line, but no tray. Are there any extra
mode line configuration directives necessary to make the tray show up?

I can start up stalonetray and see icons in the transient window, but
stalonetray's window disappears as soon as the window below it gets focus,
so i'd prefer a stump native tray. does anyone know what i could be missing
that prevents stumptray from starting up?

Post by Dimitri Minaev

Hi. First, I've been using stumpwm for the past few years now and love
it. Thanks a lot for building it.
I'm trying to find documentation on how to enable and configure
stumptray but I haven't had any luck.

(load-module "stumptray")
(stumptray:stumptray)
And put the second line as close to the end of the file as possible.

[Dimitri Minaev]

Post by ben lamothe
Thanks for the help, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. i've
tried this both with and without a mode line, but no tray. Are there any
extra mode line configuration directives necessary to make the tray show
up?

Did you run `make install-modules' when you installed Stump? Is there
.stumpwm.d/modules directory in your $HOME directory? If so, please, run
function `list-modules' to check if stumptray is in the list.

[David Bjergaard]

Post by Dimitri Minaev

Post by ben lamothe
Thanks for the help, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. i've
tried this both with and without a mode line, but no tray. Are there any
extra mode line configuration directives necessary to make the tray show
up?

Did you run `make install-modules' when you installed Stump? Is there
.stumpwm.d/modules directory in your $HOME directory? If so, please, run
function `list-modules' to check if stumptray is in the list.

Also consider making sure cl-xembed is installed. For issues like this it can
be best to debug them from a REPL since you may see warnings that are otherwise
squelched during startup.

Also try running stumptray manually with "C-t ; stumptray" (ie run the colon
command).

Post by Dimitri Minaev
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