* The initial status icon to set on GTK didn't exist (anymore?).
* GTK resources aren't compatible with Qt's, so the resource lookup
couldn't work anyway, even if it did exist.
* The caller calls SystemTryIcon::setIcon() right after instancing it
anyway, so there's no need for an initial icon.
This fixes a runtime critical warning from GTK as we tried to unref a
NULL icon, which is invalid.
Fixes#3154.
Also simplify the memory management by using the C++ allocator and by
using the bytes directly as passed to the free callback instead of
passing it again as user data.
commit fixes problem with usage of GTK3 fallback menu action used on KDE5, probably to a bug in status notifier
- allows using Qt backend on KDE5 and other plasma related env.
- icon in tray menu and tray icon are loaded from svg, their size is not limited to 50px now
- plasma adds extra actionmenu to tray so quit was renamed to exit
- exit action usues system-default icon for quit and system default keyboard shourtcut to close qtox
The qTox Project is not associated with the Tox Project in any way, with the
exception of "qTox" using the Tox Projet's "toxcore" collection of libraries.
In particular, the Tox Projet does not own copyright over the qTox Project's
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This patch adds ability to override qTox window and tray icons with ones from user's desktop theme. Some people prefer keeping tray icons consistent to achieve best looks.
Following theme icons used:
* qtox: general window icon which is also used in taskbar
* qtox-online, qtox-offline, qtox-busy, qtox-away, qtox-invisible, qtox-event: tray icons
If theme icon is not available then default built-in icon will be used.
This one is deprecated, but should work much better than any other system tray icon backend we currently have, both in term of supported features and reliability. It justs needs some testing to see where we can enable it now.
With some limitations and some awful hacks, since appindicators can not differentiate left click, right click and middle click. It's already a massive pain to just get a signal when the menu is shown, without actually knowing what opened it.
I love ubuntu.
