no system tray?
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25th July 2017, 11:10
Hplip seems to use an outdated systemtray implementation which fails most probably because it starts something in autostart that is started before the systemtray and it's compatibility layer for such old systemtray icons is loaded.
The systray usually is not needed. So you should be able to disable it in the autostart options in systemsettings.
25th July 2017, 21:37
In system settings (via GUI) I have only two entries in autostart, but not the system tray...
25th July 2017, 21:54
I meant the hplip entry. Isn't it showing up there? Maybe you need to manually delete it from /usr/share/autostart
26th July 2017, 12:30
26th July 2017, 12:49
Take a look in /etc/xdg/autostart then.
26th July 2017, 13:38
ahh... there it is! From there I could start it manually without error message, so indeed it has something to do with boot order.
Can I delay the autostart somehow? It is the GUI part of HPlip which is sometimes quite helpful.
26th July 2017, 13:39
Here is the code of the .desktop file:
Code: [Desktop Entry]
26th July 2017, 16:35
Change the exec line to
Code: Exec=sleep 15 && hp-systray -x |
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