megasync behaviour in Linux when no systray available about megasync

[sedimentation-fault]

I understand. No problem.

I am not trying to get you out of the "systray thing". But please put some message after megasync starts, along the lines of:

"Searching for a system tray to dock the megasync icon...
No systray found. megasync is running fine without one,
but you will not be able to monitor what it does through its icon.
If you find this behavior difficult to follow, you might want
to install a systray application and make sure it is running,
before you start megasync."

I mean, megasync tries to dock into a systray anyway. In doing so, it either succeeds, or fails. My point is that you should output a message like the above, when it fails - instead of failing to dock silently.

[polmr]

Megasync is designed to give the same user experience in all the different supported systems: Windows, Mac, and the different Linux flavours. The ecosystem in the latter is as huge as it gets. Covering all cases is not something bearable nor intended. That's why, at the moment, we are "stuck" with the systray. The same goes for the FAQ. However, we do really appreciate the inputs and your words for the FVWM community. I think it's great to have them here as reference for those who want to install a systray for using megasync.

[polmr]

Two comments on this: following @sedimentation-fault comments, a message on startup in systems without systray has been added. Also, in megasync >= 2.9.10, re-executing megasync will show the main interface. This way, we keep the systray behaviour and support environments without systray.