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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
For example, I'd love to be able to map |
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tomenzgg
midwest.social
tomenzgg@midwest.socialJoined: 2025-01-19 |
I think Mint's still on X11 so you should be able to control the mouse with Assuming the tray icon is in the same place every time, you could write a command with |
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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
I think Mint's still on X11 so you should be able to control the mouse with xdotool. Assuming the tray icon is in the same place every time, you could write a command with xdotool that moves the mouse cursor over the tray icon and clicks it; then just map that command to the appropriate key binding through Mint's in-built key binding settings.
That's pretty creative, though my tray icons switch around based on what's there. I suppose I could automate icon detection with screenshots of the icons and |
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