NOTE: I put this package together on my own, based on the Debian version. The author was very kind to help me debug it, but seeing as she spent a lot of time to get it to work and I hacked this PKGBUILD together in an evening, this will be buggy, which is ENTIRELY MY FAULT. So please don’t pester her about it ;)
Known problems:
* Requires a system tray that Java understands (i. e. java.awt.SystemTray.isSupported() must be true), otherwise it crashes on startup. On GNOME, you can install the “TopIcons Plus” shell extension to get a tray back; on other desktop environments, I can’t help you, sorry.
* Even with the “TopIcons Plus” shell extension installed, it doesn’t actually show up in the tray, at least on my system. I have no idea why, but given that GNOME removed the tray (and I’m not sure how the extension resurrects it), it’s not surprising.
* On my system, the “View your data on the web” button fails with an NPE in JavaFX. You’ll need to visit https://cryspmds.erinn.io/ manually and log in there.
NOTE: I put this package together on my own, based on the Debian version. The author was very kind to help me debug it, but seeing as she spent a lot of time to get it to work and I hacked this PKGBUILD together in an evening, this will be buggy, which is ENTIRELY MY FAULT. So please don’t pester her about it ;)
Known problems:
* Requires a system tray that Java understands (i. e. java.awt.SystemTray.isSupported() must be true), otherwise it crashes on startup. On GNOME, you can install the “TopIcons Plus” shell extension to get a tray back; on other desktop environments, I can’t help you, sorry.
* Even with the “TopIcons Plus” shell extension installed, it doesn’t actually show up in the tray, at least on my system. I have no idea why, but given that GNOME removed the tray (and I’m not sure how the extension resurrects it), it’s not surprising.
* On my system, the “View your data on the web” button fails with an NPE in JavaFX. You’ll need to visit https://cryspmds.erinn.io/ manually and log in there.