witray(1)

NAME

   witray - The wmii system tray

SYNOPSIS

   witray  [-a  <address>] [-NESW] [-HV] [-p <padding>] [-s <iconsize>] -t
   (tags)

   witray -v

DESCRIPTION

   witray is a simple system tray program meant to be used with wmii.   It
   supports  the  Freedesktop  System  Tray  Protocol Specification common
   among all newer applications and desktop environments. The tray is only
   visible  when applications require it.  While there are many standalone
   system tray applications, this one is explicitly tailored to wmii. It's
   simple,  stays  out  of  the  user's  way,  is  easy  to configure, and
   generally Just Works.

ARGUMENTS

   -a     The address at which to connect to wmii.

   -N -E -S -W

          Sets the screen edge where witray is to  appear  to  the  North,
          South,  East,  or  West  edge,  respectively.   Options  may  be
          combined, for instance *-NE* gives the _North  East_  corner  of
          the screen. If no options are given, witray opens to the West of
          whichever part of the screen the wmii bar occupies.

   -H -V

          Specifies whether  icons  are  to  be  aligned  horizontally  or
          vertically, respectively. Also determines from which edge of the
          screen windows are shunted to make room for the tray.

   -n     Do not replace an already running system tray.

   -p <padding>

          Sets the padding between icons and around the edge of the  tray.
          In pixels.

   -s <iconsize>

          Sets  the  size  of the icons, in pixels. If not provided, icons
          are sized so that the tray is the same height as the wmii bar.

   -t <tags>

          The tags on which to open. Default: /./

   -v

          Display version information.

CAVEATS

   witray is not XRandR aware.

SEE ALSO

   wmii(1), wimenu(1)

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