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Out-of-the-box desktop entries

Toggled comes with desktop entries for the following services:

bluetooth
minidlna
mosquitto
proftpd
ssh

Each service on the list has a desktop entry and three icons (see below).

Desktop entry example

If users wish to add a custom desktop entry, they can use this as a reference:

[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Name=MQTT toggle
Comment=Toggle mosquitto
Exec=toggled mosquitto
Icon=toggled-mqtt
Categories=Utility
Keywords=mqtt;mosquitto;toggled;
OnlyShowIn=XFCE;
Terminal=false
StartupNotify=false

NOTE—In case of using only the name of the icon (such as in the example above) and not the full path to the icon:
To ensure dynamic icon switching, it's important that the name of the icon in the directive Icon does NOT include an extension (such as .svg). That is when a launcher relies on finding the icon in dedicated directories, such as ~/.local/share/icons or /usr/share/icons. This is necessary because XFCE panel launchers for some reason dislike extensions (tested on Debian 12/XFCE4). For absolute icon paths, this warning can be ignored.

Icon convention

Icons are found and stored inside of ~/.local/share/icons.
Each desktop entry should be accompanied by three icons. One icon is for the desktop entry and it should represent the neutral state of a service (neither on nor off), while the other two represent the on/off state of the service for the XFCE panel launcher. To work properly, a dynamic launcher has to have two icons with -on and -off appended to the neutral icon name.
Example:

# Neutral icon name for desktop entry
icon-name.svg
# Icon name for "on" state of XFCE panel launcher
icon-name-on.svg
# Icon name for "off" state of XFCE panel launcher
icon-name-off.svg