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Once started, the systray applet appears in the systray area of your panel.
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It is the icon at the right of the 'coffee cup' one in the screenshot below (note that there are [different color variants available](https://github.com/Antiz96/arch-update/blob/main/res/icons/README.md) for it):
With [the systemd timer](#the-systemd-timer) enabled, checks for updates are automatically and periodically performed, but you can manually trigger one from the systray applet icon by right-clicking it and then clicking on the `Check for updates` menu entry. You can also see timestamps report for the last and next update checks:
If there are new available updates, the systray icon shows a red circle and a desktop notification indicating the number of available updates is sent. You can directly run Arch-Update from it or close / dismiss it thanks to the related click actions:
You can see the list of available updates from the menu by right-clicking the systray icon.
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A dropdown menu displaying the number and the list of pending updates is dynamically created for each sources that have some (Packages, AUR, Flatpak).
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A "All" dropdown menu gathering the number and the list of pending updates for all sources is dynamically created if at least 2 different sources have pending updates:
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*Clicking on the entry for a package opens the upstream project's URL in your web browser (except for Flatpak packages).*
When the systray icon is left-clicked, `arch-update` is run in a terminal window (alternatively, you can click the "*X* update(s) available" entry or the dedicated "Run Arch-Update" one from the right-click menu):
If at least one Arch Linux news has been published since the last run, `Arch-Update` will offer you to read the latest Arch Linux news directly from the terminal window.
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The news published since the last run are tagged as `[NEW]`:
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