Hello,
I listen a music, often. How placed the Volume Control inside on Tint², please ?! Guillaume
I see this but my choices is not accept! I think to use the command line with the Mabox Autostart File, no?!
Did you selected Volume Icon to run at start?
After openbox restart (log out and log in) Volume Icon should appear in systemtray.
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That’s exactly what I did ! But the XDG Autostart Editor is remains completely empty despite my choices !
I placed the launcher on Tint² but after reboot, the icon to disappear !
Strange ! For me, Autostart is completely empty !! I use a other computer for test and most options of XDG is… checked
It looks like you messed up something in the configuration files shipped with Mabox.
Please show the contents of the ~/.config/autostart/ directory.
ls ~/.config/autostart/
By the way, the panel name is tint2.
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This is the result:
at-spi-dbus-bus.desktop nm-applet.desktop
blueman.desktop pamac-tray-budgie.desktop
cairo.desktop pamac-tray.desktop
cairo-dock.desktop peony-desktop.desktop
clipit-startup.desktop picom.desktop
conky-session.desktop polkit-ukui-authentication-agent-1.desktop
cornora.desktop pulseaudio.desktop
dtd-wayland.desktop ukui-menu.desktop
gkrellm.desktop user-dirs-update-gtk.desktop
gkrellm-dock.desktop volumeicon.desktop
gnome-keyring-pkcs11.desktop xfce4-notifyd.desktop
gnome-keyring-secrets.desktop xfce4-power-manager.desktop
gnome-keyring-ssh.desktop xfce4-volumed-pulse.desktop
Use code markups in the future.
You have needed entry, so that isn’t a problem. Maybe you deleted this program, check:
pamac search -r volumeicon
and if needed install package.
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Is a surprise for me because I not open XDG before yesteday ! Ok, the package is here and I fine a solution: I use a launcher
No idea whats wrong with your setup, but you can also use standard openbox autostart file - ~/.config/openbox/autostart and add something like:
volumeicon &
or
(sleep 1s && volumeicon) &
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I add this script line and it works ! Thank for your help and patience !
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