Minimize any app to tray
Make sure you have xdotool
, xwininfo
, xprop
, libwnck3
installed on your system.
From Git
git clone https://github.com/oae/gnome-shell-minimize-to-tray.git
cd ./gnome-shell-minimize-to-tray
yarn install
yarn build
ln -s "$PWD/dist" "$HOME/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]"
From Ego
- You can install it from link below https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1750/minimize-to-tray/
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From the extension settings, you can click add button and select any opened window to put them in to tray
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There are three options for each application.
- Change active status: You can disable the minimization for specific application
- Minimize window on start: Whenever a new window opens for the application, it will automatically hide and minimize to tray
- Keyboard shorcut support: This adds global keybindings to application window visibility. It currently supports
<ctrl>
,<alt>
,<shift>
and0-9
,a-z
keys. If there are are more than one window for specific application, it will focus to last used window.
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This extension is written in Typescript and uses webpack to compile it into javascript.
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Most dependencies have auto completion support thanks to this amazing project by @sammydre
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To start development, you need nodejs installed on your system;
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Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/oae/gnome-shell-minimize-to-tray.git cd ./gnome-shell-minimize-to-tray
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Install dependencies and build it
yarn install yarn build
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During development you can use
yarn watch
command to keep generated code up-to-date.
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