Testing vykar-gui 0.19.0 on Linux Mint CE (22.3).
Issue: Sometimes a second "tray icon" of vykar-gui is displayed in the tray.
In the settings of vykar-gui, I have selected "start at login".
When I start my computer, vykar-gui is started automatically, as expected, with one tray-icon displayed.
Sometimes, after some time (e.g. several hours or overnight) of usage, a second "tray icon" appears in the tray.
Both tray-icons seem to be fully functional.
If I select "quit" in the right-click menu of one of the tray-icons, vykar closes and the two tray icons disappear.
Additional information:
I don't know if this is relevant: Before vykar-gui offered the "start at login" option, I already had my own solution running, in order to autostart vykar. I disabled my own solution, but perhaps this is triggered by config leftovers?
htop shows that there is only one instance (one tree) of vykar-gui running.
On this system, I never had similar issues before - so this seems to be something specific to vykar-gui.
This is not a new in 0.19 - I have seen this issue before, with older versions, too.
Testing vykar-gui 0.19.0 on Linux Mint CE (22.3).
Issue: Sometimes a second "tray icon" of vykar-gui is displayed in the tray.
In the settings of vykar-gui, I have selected "start at login".
When I start my computer, vykar-gui is started automatically, as expected, with one tray-icon displayed.
Sometimes, after some time (e.g. several hours or overnight) of usage, a second "tray icon" appears in the tray.
Both tray-icons seem to be fully functional.
If I select "quit" in the right-click menu of one of the tray-icons, vykar closes and the two tray icons disappear.
Additional information:
I don't know if this is relevant: Before vykar-gui offered the "start at login" option, I already had my own solution running, in order to autostart vykar. I disabled my own solution, but perhaps this is triggered by config leftovers?
htop shows that there is only one instance (one tree) of vykar-gui running.
On this system, I never had similar issues before - so this seems to be something specific to vykar-gui.
This is not a new in 0.19 - I have seen this issue before, with older versions, too.