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Hi,

First, thanks for the very useful software. I've tried similar ones, but yours is the best!

 

I've been using Enpass for a few years now, but in Ubuntu. I have recently switched to Manjaro, and I can't seem to find a way to start it minimized to the tray.

 

In Settings>General, I have "Open Automatically at Startup" checked (works fine). "Always run Assistant in docked mode" I have tried on and off, and I noticed no difference.

In Settings>Customize, I have "Unlock Sound", "Use Dark Theme", "Show Items Count in Sidebar", "Show Subtitles", "Use dark tray icons" and "Use Website Icons".

Am I missing something?

 

I'm compiling from the AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/enpass-bin

 

Cheers

Edited by romu

Hi @romu,

Welcome to the forums!

Please share the following details so that we can investigate where the problem could be.

  • On which device (along with OS version) are you using Enpass?
  • Which Enpass version are you using?
On 7/19/2020 at 10:23 AM, romu said:

Hi,

First, thanks for the very useful software. I've tried similar ones, but yours is the best!

I've been using Enpass for a few years now, but in Ubuntu. I have recently switched to Manjaro, and I can't seem to find a way to start it minimized to the tray.

In Settings>General, I have "Open Automatically at Startup" checked (works fine). "Always run Assistant in docked mode" I have tried on and off, and I noticed no difference.

In Settings>Customize, I have "Unlock Sound", "Use Dark Theme", "Show Items Count in Sidebar", "Show Subtitles", "Use dark tray icons" and "Use Website Icons".

Am I missing something?

I'm compiling from the AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/enpass-bin

I have a similar installation, but no issues here. I'm currently running Manjaro KDE. App auto starts in tray made successfully. I do not have `Always run Assistant in docked mode` enabled.

I'd be curious to hear if you're running the KDE Plasma desktop or possibly one of the other Manjaro desktop environments where the tray service may not register the QT tray icon properly, etc. 

Edited by genbushi

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11 hours ago, Pratyush Sharma said:

Hi @romu,

Welcome to the forums!

Please share the following details so that we can investigate where the problem could be.

  • On which device (along with OS version) are you using Enpass?
  • Which Enpass version are you using?

Hi

 

I'm currently only using it on PC, Manjaro Linux. As I said on original post, I'm compiling from https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/enpass-bin

The about tab says version 6.4.1 (643).

 

@genbushi Yes, I'm running the xfce DE. But the minimize to tray function worked fine for me on Xubuntu.

On 7/20/2020 at 8:34 PM, romu said:

 

 Yes, I'm running the xfce DE. But the minimize to tray function worked fine for me on Xubuntu.

Hmmmm... guessing it may be something with the XFCE Manjaro tray and the underlying QT. Manjaro XFCE may be on a slightly more recent version of XFCE? Using it on Manjaro KDE, Gnome and Cinnamon has worked as intended. 

Let's hope the Enpass devs are able to get some further testing and a new build out. I think with the latest round of major releases (Ubuntu 20.04, Manjaro 20.x, KDE Plasma 5.19, Gnome 3.36.x, XFCE 4.14.x) there's a few underlying issues with how QT is being handled in various desktop environments. Ubuntu/Xubuntu plays things very conservative, whereas Manjaro is a bit more latest-release (which is why we all love it) - so may be some tweaks needed.

 

Hi @romu,

We need a little input from your side so please share the following details:

  • Which Manjaro version are you using?
  • Which QT version has been installed.
  • XFCE version?
  • Also, let us know Linux/Kernel version are you using?

Thanks for your co-operation.

 

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3 hours ago, Pratyush Sharma said:

Hi @romu,

We need a little input from your side so please share the following details:

  • Which Manjaro version are you using?
  • Which QT version has been installed.
  • XFCE version?
  • Also, let us know Linux/Kernel version are you using?

Thanks for your co-operation.

 

Hi @Pratyush Sharma,

Thanks for the help.

 

Manjaro version is 20.0.3 (latest as of right now).

Using Qt version 5.15.0

XFCE 4.14

Kernels: right now I'm running the Liquorix custom kernel (5.7.9_3-1).

But I've also tried the one shipped with my installation by default (5.6.19-2).

 

Again, many thanks,

Rômulo

Hey @romu

Thanks for sharing the details. I have forwarded the same to the QA team to investigate this issue further. Thanks for the co-operation.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Hi,

I have found something related to this issue.

By deleting the saved session in xfce4-session-settings and making sure to not save current session in the shutdown menu, Enpass now starts minimized to tray as it should.

Since session saving is not a must for me (the only need I have for it is having two instances of conky running on startup, and I can achieve the same thing with scripts) this has effectively solved the issue for me.

Cheers

Hi @romu,

Thanks for sharing the inputs.

Our team is working on this issue, and we will keep you update once we hear from them. Till then, we will request you to please co-operate with us.

Thanks!

 

  • 1 month later...
On 8/5/2020 at 2:16 PM, romu said:

Hi,

I have found something related to this issue.

By deleting the saved session in xfce4-session-settings and making sure to not save current session in the shutdown menu, Enpass now starts minimized to tray as it should.

Since session saving is not a must for me (the only need I have for it is having two instances of conky running on startup, and I can achieve the same thing with scripts) this has effectively solved the issue for me.

Cheers

Worked in Arch with XFCE 4.14

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