Which seems to indicate that the available version (2.8.11) of
wxPython does not support transparency of system tray icons on Ubuntu?
The only solution now is to run the development release? Is there no workaround?
From what I read the problem is that the system tray icon uses the
app's background color rather than the panel's, is there a way to make
the app's background color transparent, but also make the window
visible?
This is kind of a show stopper for me as the system tray icon is integral...
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On Sat, Nov 20, 2010 at 5:55 PM, Frank Niessink <frank@niessink.com> wrote:
Which seems to indicate that the available version (2.8.11) of
wxPython does not support transparency of system tray icons on Ubuntu?
The only solution now is to run the development release? Is there no workaround?
From what I read the problem is that the system tray icon uses the
app's background color rather than the panel's, is there a way to make
the app's background color transparent, but also make the window
visible?