Using the tray

The tray is an icon on your task bar under Windows, KDE and Gnome used as a fast control without dealing with the full graphical interface.


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Left click on the tray

Left click show/hide Jajuk main window. By default, jajuk is launched with the -notaskbar option to hide jajuk in the taskbar when it is hidden. You can remove this option in the shortcut.

Right click on the tray

Right click show a popup menu for quick Jajuk control:

o Show Jajuk at startup [default=true]: if checked, Jajuk window is shown at startup. Otherwise, only the tray is visible at startup. This option can be useful when using a random startup for instance or when you don't care to deal with Jajuk functionalities but you just want to start to play music.

 Pause current track

 Stop current track

 Play previous track. When possible, it is previous track from selection, otherwise, it is previous track in collection. Right-click or left-click+[SHIFT]=previous album.

 Play next track. When possible, it is next track from selection, otherwise; it is next track in collection. Right-click or left-click+[SHIFT]=next album.

 Play shuffle: launch a shuffle track from the entire collection (only from mounted and ready devices).

 Play best of: launch one of your favorite track (learned with dynamic rate) and with a bit of random.

 Play novelties: launch one of newest tracks from your collection with a bit of random.

 Continue album: Useful when using shuffle mode and you find an album that you want to play completely.

 About Jajuk: display the About view.

 Mute/Normal

 Exit Jajuk

Using mouse wheel on the tray

You can increase or decrease sound volume by using the mouse wheel over the tray popup.