LATEST NEWS [4/29/2005]:These pages have just moved to a NEW SERVER. The site might be under construction for some time. LATEST NEWS [8/18/2004]: IceWMCP version 3.2 is now available. This release patches bugs that many users of Python 2.3 experienced. Support has been added for the latest features of IceWM 1.2.14 / 1.2.15. A French translation has been added, and the Russian translation has been updated. The IceMe menu editor now saves non-English characters in the menu file correctly. A big THANK YOU to the following people: French Translation Added By - Yves Perraudin (yploglib ['at'] free.fr), Régis Décamps (decamps ['at'] users.sf.net), and Simon Gauthier (joy3k ['at'] hotmail.com). Russian Translation Updates By - Vasya a.k.a Vasiliy Leushin (basileus ['at'] newmail.ru). Thank you all for your hard work and patience with me. :-) DOWNLOADList of New Features LATEST NEWS [8/18/2004]: The following applications have just been released: IcePref2 3.4, IcePref2 Theme Designer 3.2, PhrozenClock 3.2, IceSoundManager 3.2, GtkPCCard 1.6, and IceWMCP Tray Icon Plug-in 0.2 Download
One of IceWMCP's newest plugins: This is the IceWMCP Tray Icon program. It shows a small icon in the 'icewmtray' system tray for quick access to all IceWMCP programs for easily configuring IceWM. It is considered a 'plugin' to IceWMCP. IceWMCP-TrayIcon is known to work on IceWM (version 1.2.10+) but should also work with Gnome-2, KDE-3, and any other window manager with a NETWM/FreeDesktop.org-compliant tray notification area. The IceWMCP Tray Icon plugin is written in C, not Python. Requirements: You need Gtk+-2 version 2.0.6 or better and IceWM version 1.2.10 or better WITH the 'icewmtray' program built, installed, and running on your system. If the 'icewmtray' program is not currently running, you will need to start it before the IceWMCP-TrayIcon will work. Since IceWM Tray Icon is considered a 'plugin', no technical support is provided for it. You can get the latest source code and pre-compiled binaries (for Intel/i586) from the download area.
SCREEN SHOTS
IceWMCP Tray Icon Running In The Tray [ZOOMED]
IceWMCP Tray Icon's Popup Menu [CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE]
Support for FreeDesktop (IceWM/Gnome/KDE) system tray icons .
NOTECHNICALSUPPORTWILLBEPROVIDED FOR IceWMCP-TrayIcon, SINCEITISCONSIDERED APLUG-IN!PLEASEDONOTE-MAILWITHREQUESTS ORQUESTIONSABOUTHOWTOCOMPILEORRUN IceWMCP-TrayIcon .
ABOUT: This is the IceWMCP Tray Icon program . It shows a small icon in the 'icewmtray' system tray for quick access to all IceWMCP programs for easily configuring IceWM . It is considered a 'plugin' to IceWMCP . IceWMCP-TrayIcon is known to work on IceWM (version 1.2.13) but should also work with Gnome-2, KDE-3, and any other window manager with a NETWM/FreeDesktop.org- compliant tray notification area .
REQUIREMENTS: You need Gtk+-2 version 2.0.6 or better, IceWM version 1.2.10 or better WITH the 'icewmtray' program built, installed, and running on your system . If the 'icewmtray' program is not currently running, you will need to start it before the IceWMCP-TrayIcon will work . Also, you should have IceWMCP (IceWM Control Panel) installed on your system, otherwise the tray icon will not be very useful for you .
BUILDINGANDINSTALLING: To configure for building, you will need to edit the few variables at the beginning of the 'Makefile' . There is no 'configure' script since this program is so small (A 'configure' script would be overkill) . Instructions are inside the 'Makefile' for configuring the application . When you are done, type 'make', then type 'make install' . That's it . If you have trouble compiling, try using one of the pre-compiled copies on the IceWMCP web site: http://icesoundmanager.sourceforge.net
RUNNING IceWMCP-TrayIcon: Once the application is installed, you can run the tray icon by executing IceWMCP-TrayIcon, normally at /usr/X11R6/bin/IceWMCP-TrayIcon . You should set up your IceWM startup script to run IceWMCP-TrayIcon when IceWM starts (if this is the behavior you want) . You can also accomplish the same behavior by putting a line to launch IceWMCP-TrayIcon in your ~/.xinitrc file . If you use Bash as your shell, you can put a line like this: "IceWMCP-TrayIcon &" in your IceWM startup script or you ~/.xinitrc file .
SOFTWARELICENSE: A copy of the GNU General Public License under which this software is distributed can be found in the 'IceWMCP-TrayIcon-LICENSE' file .
OTHERNOTES: The .xpm data for the icons is stored in the trayicons.h files (don't edit it unless you know what you are doing!) . IceWMCP-TrayIcon responds to both Left and Right mouse clicks: Just click on it either way to get to the menu . To close the tray icon, click 'IceWMCP Tray Icon' -> 'Close IceWMCP Tray Icon' on the menu that pops up from the tray icon . Everything else should be self-explanatory .
TRANSLATORS: IceWMCP-TrayIcon is completely translatable . See the 'icewmcp-trayicon.pot' that comes with the source distribution, or grab it from the CVS server at: http://icesoundmanager.sourceforge.net/cvs.php If you have the source distribution and 'pygettext' you can also re-create 'icewmcp-trayicon.pot' if necessary by running the './make_pot' script . Then, follow the standard Gettext procedures . See the translator's page (http://icesoundmanager.sourceforge.net/translator.php) for information on how to have your translations included in the next release .
IceWM Control Panel is Copyright (c) 2002-2005 by Erica Andrews (PhrozenSmoke ['at'] yahoo.com).
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