On 10/21/21 1:24 PM, Charles M wrote:
What is the simplest way to add a new item to a panel from the command line?
I see that ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-panel.xml
holds information about what's on the panel, but I'm not exactly sure
how I would add something like the pulseaudio plugin for example.
I found xfconf-query and it appears to be able to do things with
xfce4-panel, just again not sure how I could add something like the
pulseaudio plugin via it.
Thanks,
Charles
Charles, et. al.
No script needed. That's the hard way.
I go to the menu, the whisker menu in my case - I use XFCE.
* Hover over the icon for an application on the menu
* Left-click, holding the button down
* Drag to the panel
* Watch for a vertical, red line to appear
* Release the mouse button.
It's tricky but works.
To re-position:
* Right-click over the icon on the panel
* Select MOVE
* Drag and drop.
Note that panels can be backed up / saved for the future. I've found this to
be useful to have after a re-install.
Good luck.
/Roger
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