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--start-in-tray doesn't start minimized in Gnome #3877
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I can reproduce this on Signal v1.30.0 in Windows 10 1909, stopped working after update. |
On Linux it's working now with signal 1.31.0 and electron 8.0.0. |
Seems to be working as expected now on Windows, thanks. |
Okay I was too quick to close the issue. When starting signal when the windows was maximized before then it does not start minimized In the logs I following when it does not start minimized: |
Oh seems to be this issue: |
not working v1.30.1 with electron 8.0.1 |
Bug has been closed upstream but issue is this present. |
Here it seems to be working now since 2105b53. @pescepalla and @reginastracii is the issue is still present for you? |
Still here: XFCE on Arch Linux |
I have the exact problem as pescepalla... same versions and DE, only difference using Manjaro. --start-in-tray doesn't work, it gives no tray icon, and when you click the x button then the window disappears but the process remains running in the background. If you click on File > Quit Signal or use Ctrl + Q then it actually terminates the process. |
In my Gnome env (Gnome 3.34, openSUSE Tumbleweed), Signal flatpack. The When I close the application, it also kills the process. |
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Same behaviour on debian/Cinnamon as @pescepalla describes |
I had the same problem as @pescepalla here with: XFCE on Manjaro I solved it by installing "xfce4-statusnotifier-plugin" from AUR and enabling it in the xfce4-panel settings. Its not the perfect solution but it works :) |
Still an issue on Cinnamon |
Same problem on Debian Buster with Awesome WM |
Also in opensuse leap 15.1 - Signal v1.33.4 & KDE |
Same issue, latest Ubuntu + Gnome + Signal. |
signal-desktop --start-in-tray --use-tray-icon launches neither a window nor a tray icon. Result independent of Gnome, LXDE/openbox. Version 1.34.1. |
I can confirm this with signal v1.34.1 on Kali Linux running Gnome Shell 3.36.1 |
Would love to see some priority on this issue. |
It seems to be resolved for me on 1.34.3. |
Not resolved on 1.34.3 on Debian 10.4 with awesome window manager. |
Not resolved on 1.34.3 on Fedora 32 with openbox window manager. However, now, signal desktop does come up when used with --use-tray-icon and --start-in-tray. Here is what I get:
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Maybe the difference between distros is the version the Electron dependency. Signal (v1.34.3) with Electron v9.0.5 is working for me on Arch as expected once again. |
Indeed, it is not working on Debian 10.2, and I have this : |
Works for me now too with Signal v1.34.1 and Electron v9.0.3 running Manjaro and XFCE. |
Hi, I have installed signal-desktop like shown on https://signal.org/de/, i.e. not as snap. |
Works on Signal/1.34.4 Chrome/80.0.3987.165 Electron/8.3.4 |
Working with ubuntu 20.04 signal 1.34.5 |
Can confirm it works here to Thanks for fixing the issue! |
Hi, I can add this information:
actual: 1.34.5 |
@speedy-10 Notifications are designed not to appear when you send messages to yourself. You sent it; you don't need to be notified! |
I welcome the notification that the pictures arrived on the desktop, when I send them per "Notiz an mich" from the smartphone. |
Also does not work on Gnome on Manjaro 21.1.6. Same behavior, creates a background process but no tray icon. |
Update: installing https://github.com/ubuntu/gnome-shell-extension-appindicator as plugin and using as the exec command: signal-desktop --use-tray-icon --no-sandbox %U it works without problem |
I got the switches working on Linux Mint 20.2 Mate 1.24.0, Signal Flathub version (Software Manager says version 5.8.0, Signal in-program version info says 5.27.0). This is the way I'm calling it:
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Where can I find the correct file to edit with Ubuntu 20.04 (e.g. I can edit vi /usr/share/spotify/spotify.desktop)? |
Not working for me in Ubuntu 22.04, Signal 6.8.0 |
@manof123 What have you done to your 22.04 regarding appindicator or window manager stuff since install? In general, people seem to be able to use the tray icon on Ubuntu 22.04... |
It's related to --start-in-tray has no effect on KDE #3864 and --start-in-tray stopped working #3742, but in Gnome 3.34.3 and partly working.
Bug Description
Steps to Reproduce
Actual Result:
Doesn't get started minimized.
(However, I use a .desktop file with
Exec=signal-desktop --start-in-tray
and signal keeps running in background when using the close button. That's why 'tray' is working partly.)Expected Result:
Code indicates that it should be started minimized:
show: !startInTray, // allow to start minimised in tray
(see main.js)Platform Info
Signal Version:
1.29.4
Operating System:
Arch Linux 5.4.11-arch1-1
Gnome 3.34.3
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