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Is there any chance for add below default output volume add volume bar for default input?
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By a way- is C only way for make panel applets for XFCE?
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Most are, but not all. xfce4-hardware-monitor-plugin and xfce4-whisker-menu are written in C++, xfce4-notes-plugin in vala and xfce4-rss-pplugin in python.
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Is this works for current XFCE? http://xfc.xfce.org/docs/tutorial/html/chapter01.html
If no, where can I find tutorial for current version?
Last edited by Leinnan (2016-05-17 16:54:21)
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No, that is out of date. You can use the GTK3 Tutorial as a starting point for developing applications (since Xfce is being migrated to GTK3). There are Xfce support libraries available in libxfce4ui and libxfce4util. The best way to learn is by reviewing existing code in the git tree for the type of component that you want to work on.
Fixing bugs from the bug tracker is another way to start dipping your toes into the pool.
The Xfce developers can be reached at #xfce-dev irc channel if you want to chat with them.
Edit: Here is a tutorial for creating an xfce4-panel plugin. Also this.
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