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Is there an Openbox-notify-notification-daemon icon?
It is a minimalistic, yet highly configurable notification daemon. That icon has nothing, nothing to do with libnotify, nor dbus. This is entirely dependent of your DM/WM (I’m guessing cinnamon, but could be wrong) and dbus/libnotify can’t do anything to control it.
Is the system tray icon a notification daemon?
As far as I can tell, you are right in attributing the system tray icon to notification-daemon. If you are not happy with the icon, try another notification daemon. Notifications work on the basis of client/server. Any notification client can communicate with any compatible server. I myself am using dunst and I am very happy with that.
How to start notification daemon as a service?
The scripts in /etc/init.d control system-wide startup scripts, while you want to start a service for your individual login session. There are ways to do this for all login sessions for all users, but they depend on how your system is set up.
How to identify the notification daemon in I3?
I want to see which notification daemon is running. This is because I want to replace it, since it does not properly confirm the notification from blueman-applet. I mention that I am running the i3 window manager. I found out myself. Open a console, and run xwininfo to find out which process created the notification window. Restart.
What can Openbox be used for without a desktop?
Openbox can be used alone, without a desktop environment, or it can be used to replace the window manager in a complete desktop environment. Either way is acceptable. Minimal overhead, which makes it ideal for lightweight systems, older hardware or speed demons; Few dependencies, which again is appealing to lightweight or minimal systems;
How to make a desktop environment with Openbox window?
Things like Docky, Feh, Tint2 and Pcmanfm are crucial to having a working Openbox-based desktop environment. Openbox is a very minimal window manager. It has the potential to be a great desktop, but out of the box it isn’t much to look at. The desktop, and color scheme are entirely based on the selected Openbox theme.
What do you need to know about ObConf In Openbox?
ObConf is a small graphical utility which configures Openbox’s preferences and configuration settings on the fly. If you are an Openbox user, you probably want this package.