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This is usually up to the application, is there any option?
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This might be a stupid question but, i need to hide some programs in my
system tray when closing them.
The main program i want right now is obs. I can open it in system tray but
when i open the gui and close it, it closes even in the system tray, is
there a way to send it back to only system tray?
Currently i use $mod+q which is bound to kill is there another such
command for hiding in system tray?
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This might be a stupid question but, i need to hide some programs in my system tray when closing them.
The main program i want right now is obs. I can open it in system tray but when i open the gui and close it, it closes even in the system tray, is there a way to send it back to only system tray?
Currently i use $mod+q which is bound to kill is there another such command for hiding in system tray?
Edit: So i just noticed steam does what i want obs to do, stay in system tray when i close it and obs has the same option but for minimizing, but there is no minimizing in i3, is there still a way to accomplish what i want?
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