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Ayatana System Indicator — Display Build Status

About Ayatana Indicators

The Ayatana Indicators project is the continuation of Application Indicators and System Indicators, two technologies developed by Canonical Ltd. for the Unity7 desktop.

Application Indicators are a GTK implementation of the StatusNotifierItem Specification (SNI) that was originally submitted to freedesktop.org by KDE.

System Indicators are an extensions to the Application Indicators idea. System Indicators allow for far more widgets to be displayed in the indicator's menu.

The Ayatana Indicators project is the new upstream for application indicators, system indicators and associated projects with a focus on making Ayatana Indicators a desktop agnostic technology.

On GNU/Linux, Ayatana Indicators are currently available for desktop envinronments like MATE (used by default in Ubuntu MATE), XFCE (used by default in Xubuntu, LXDE, and the Budgie Desktop).

The Lomiri Operating Environment (UI of the Ubuntu Touch OS, formerly known as Unity8) uses Ayatana Indicators for rendering its notification area and the UBports project is a core contributor to the Ayatana Indicators project.

For further info, please visit: https://ayatana-indicators.org

The Display Ayatana System Indicator

The -display Ayatana System Indicator is the display menu indicator for MATE and Lomiri (optionally for others, e.g. XFCE, LXDE). Its behavior and features will be listed at https://wiki.ayatana-indicators.org/AyatanaIndicatorDisplay

License and Copyright

See COPYING and AUTHORS file in this project.

Building and Testing

For instructions on building and running built-in tests, see the INSTALL.md file.