giving systray client its own config file
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# kickstart the systray (currently only works on Win32 and KDE)
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# kickstart the systray (currently only works on Win32 and KDE)
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clientApp.3.main=net.i2p.apps.systray.SysTray
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clientApp.3.main=net.i2p.apps.systray.SysTray
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clientApp.3.name=Systray
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clientApp.3.name=Systray
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clientApp.3.args=browser default
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clientApp.3.onBoot=true
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clientApp.3.onBoot=true
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installer/resources/systray.config
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installer/resources/systray.config
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# NOTE: The system tray control currently only works on Windows and KDE.
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# The filename (with full path if needed) of the browser to be used by the
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# system tray control to launch the router console. You may also append command
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# line parameters like so:
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# browser=/usr/bin/opera -newpage
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#
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# If you set this value to 'default', systray will attempt to identify and use
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# your system's default browser.
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browser=default
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