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OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux Desktop Manager: Gnome Birdtray version: 1.9.0+ds Thunderbird version: 102.3.1 (64-Bit) (From apt not Snap) Birdtray origin: apt Qt version: NA
Description
It seems like birdtray does not connect to Thunderbird. I already looked into the closed issues and figured out that the source of the problem is the name schema in the advanced settings. I already tried to get the schema with xprop but that didn't give me a result. Wayland seems to not support that anymore due to security concerns. So I tried out type in the following things but nothing seems to work. "- Mozilla Thunderbird" " - Mozilla Thunderbird" "Mozilla Thunderbird" " Mozilla Thunderbird" "Posteingang - Mozilla Thunderbird" "thunderbird"
Expected behavior
Birdtray starts but has a red X and does not recognize that Thunderbird is running. On startup it opens Thunderbird but that's it.
To Reproduce
Fresh install of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Install of Birdtray with sudo apt install birdtray
Screenshots
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Linux Desktop Manager: Gnome
Birdtray version: 1.9.0+ds
Thunderbird version: 102.3.1 (64-Bit) (From apt not Snap)
Birdtray origin: apt
Qt version: NA
Description
It seems like birdtray does not connect to Thunderbird. I already looked into the closed issues and figured out that the source of the problem is the name schema in the advanced settings. I already tried to get the schema with
xprop
but that didn't give me a result. Wayland seems to not support that anymore due to security concerns. So I tried out type in the following things but nothing seems to work. "- Mozilla Thunderbird" " - Mozilla Thunderbird" "Mozilla Thunderbird" " Mozilla Thunderbird" "Posteingang - Mozilla Thunderbird" "thunderbird"Expected behavior
Birdtray starts but has a red X and does not recognize that Thunderbird is running. On startup it opens Thunderbird but that's it.
To Reproduce
sudo apt install birdtray
Screenshots
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: