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Mono icon for Ubuntu

Asked by Francois Botha

Are there plans to add a mono-styled icon for the Ubuntu tray area?

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Best sabby7890 (tsalacinski) said : 		#1

It is already added. Just compile Alarm-Clock with --enable-appindicator option, or download the debian package from alarm-clock.pl website.

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Francois Botha (igitur) said : 		#2

Seems I need libappindicator1 for that version to work. I'm still on Lucid. Should it be fixed when I go to Maverick?

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sabby7890 (tsalacinski) said : 		#3

Yes, you need this package (deb files are compiled on Ubuntu 10.10). You don't have to move to Maverick, you can download Alarm Clock source code, install the following packages:

libunique-dev
libappindicator-dev
libgstreamer0.10-dev

After installing, unpack the source, go to terminal and type:

./configure --enable-appindicator
make
(as root) make install

And then you will have working Alarm Clock installation. To uninstall, follow the same steps and instead of make and make install type make uninstall as root. Hope this helps:) Cheers.