pystray 0.11

Provides systray integration

v0.11 - Radio buttons

• Added support for radio buttons.

• Corrected transparent icons for OSX.

v0.10 - Changed Xlib backend library

• Changed Xlib library.

• Corrected test with incorrect parameter.

v0.9 - Submenus

• Added support for nested menus.

v0.8 - Platform independent API and checkable

• Added method to explicitly update menu to enable support for other platforms.

• Added support for AppIndicator backend.

• Re-added native clickability for OSX.

• Added support for check boxes.

v0.7 - Dynamic menus

• Added support for dynamically generating menu item properties when a popup menu is displayed.

• Display the default menu item distinctly.

• Changed the menu item API slightly.

• Corrected logging on Windows.

v0.6 - Simplified API

• Removed explicit default action parameter on_activate.

• Allow terminating the application with ctrl+c on OSX.

• Added basic logging.

v0.5 - Menu support

• Added support for popup menus.

• Corrected bug which prevented stopping the icon on Windows.

• Corrected documentation.

v0.4 - GTK+ 3 support

• Added support for GTK+ on Linux.

v0.3.5 - Corrected import errors

• Propagate import errors raised on Linux to help troubleshoot missing Xlib module. Thanks to Lance Kindle!

• Properly declare six as a dependency.

• Declare python3-xlib as dependency on Linux for Python 3.

v0.3.4 - Corrected Python 3 issues on Xorg

• Make sure that pystray can be used on Python 3 on Xorg.

• Make sure the release making script runs on Python 3.

v0.3.3 - Corrected encoding issues

• Make sure building works even when default encoding is not utf-8.

• Corrected issue with click selector on OSX.

v0.3.2 - Universal wheel

• Make sure to build a universal wheel for all python versions.

v0.3.1 - No-change packaging update

• Do not package an old version of pynput.

v0.3 - Proper Python 3 Support

• Corrected Python 3 bugs.

• Made Icon.run() mandatory on all platforms.

v0.2 - Initial Release

• Support for adding a system tray icon on Linux, Mac OSX and Windows.