Hi everyone, As some of you know, I'm the develope...
# compose-desktop
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Hi everyone, As some of you know, I'm the developer of Compose Native Tray, a library that I find quite popular given the growing use of Compose Desktop. It addresses a real issue that many developers run into. For those already using it, you’ve probably noticed that the Linux integration isn’t great. It relies on
libappindicator
, which doesn’t allow capturing primary clicks – and personally, that really bothers me. I’d like to implement a "legacy" alternative using DBus. I’ve got a prototype: I can display the icon and successfully capture primary clicks. However, I can’t seem to get the context menu to show up, and I can’t figure out why. Does anyone have any idea or could give me a hand? Thanks a lot!
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Hi So actually, this past week I've been experimenting with making my own native tray tray implementation that uses JNI to interact with dbus. I've got the main functionality including the context menu. Im considering making this a full library and releasing. The main idea I have is to keep it small and simple. I could do that, and maybe compose native tray depends on it? What are your thoughts?
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Hi, wow it will be very great 🤩
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