0.5.3: systray icon invisible at KDE 4.14.3 at a 64 bit hardened Gentoo Linux

[toralf]

the icon is there -but invisible

[foudfou]

Thanks for reporting.
Default icons are provided by the extension. But it seems they are not loaded.
Could you point me to some VirtualBox vm or a vagrant file so I can test in a similar environment to yours ?

[toralf]

On 12/23/2014 11:37 AM, foudfou wrote:

Thanks for reporting.
Default icons are provided by the extension. But it seems they are not
loaded.
Could you point me to some VirtualBox vm or a vagrant file so I can test
in a similar environment to yours ?

Ick, currently I do not have such an environment.

FWIW firetray-0.5.3 works fine with thunderbird (31.3.0), so here at the stable 64 bit Gentoo hardened "just" the Firefox (34.0.5) is affected.

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#138 (comment).

Toralf
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[toralf]

On 12/23/2014 11:37 AM, foudfou wrote:

Thanks for reporting.
Default icons are provided by the extension. But it seems they are not
loaded.
Could you point me to some VirtualBox vm or a vagrant file so I can test
in a similar environment to yours ?

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#138 (comment).

BTW, I "solved" it here by manually choose an appropriate icon via
"right mouse click"->"preferences"

Toralf
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[foudfou]

Did/do you have a custom icon in the Icon tab of FireTray's preferences ?
This one may be related to #141.

[toralf]

On 12/31/2014 01:37 AM, foudfou wrote:

Did/do you have a custom icon in the /Icon/ tab of FireTray's preferences ?
No, I rather had to choose a custom icon, b/c as per default no icon
was displayed.

Toralf
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[Demontager]

Downgraded to 0.5.3, because of no unread messages count icon shown, which was very useful. Also instead of thunderbird icon it apears some kind of star (0.5.4).

[foudfou]

@Demontager your problem looks like #147.

[Demontager]

Yeah, thanks! I fixed as @jombra posted.

[foudfou]

@toralf this looks like an environment-specific issue. It will be hard for me to test without a similar environment (virtual machine). So, as you overcame the issue, I'm tempted to close it as INVALID or WONTFIX, and let other Gentoo users re-open it it pops up again. Agreed ?

[toralf]

ok