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[AUR] Tray icon fails to load #580
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After installing sleek through AUR, that particular png is located in exactly this location? It would really surprise me, because I think this means sleek had not been packaged during the installation process. Can you check with your terminal or file browser if you can reach that file like this? Can you check real quick if this also happens if you use the AppImage release? I need to make sure, this only happens with AUR only. Also, how did you install sleek? With |
Hi, thanks for the nice app and looking into the issue. I should have provided these details in the first place I guess (hadn't tested the AppImage though):
The AUR packages are the currently available versions there. I've just noticed that the AppImage is more up to date. The issue occurs on Arch Linux with Gnome and the AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support shell extension. However, since it works with the AppImage and the path error messages are explicit, I assume this is likely not the issue. |
I think it has something to do with the way the releases in AUR are being built. Thus this bug report is fully valid. |
I can try a rebuild of the package |
I updated the AUR to v2.0.2 from v2.0.1 Indeed, the tray icon is not present.
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I havn't yet found the time to look into it. Somehow we need to include the missing icons into the .asar file during the build process. I won't be able to fix this before 2.0.4 I'm afraid. But it's in the backlog. |
Bug Report
App Version: 2.0.2
Platform: Linux
Installation Method: AUR
Bug Description:
Fallback icon in systray. Clicking the icon does not open Sleek when the app is reduced to systray.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
Additional Information: Console log
The correct path on my system would be '/usr/lib/sleek/assets/icons/tray/tray.png'
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