launch it with -win_y=200 to launch it with a 200px gap from the top of the screen). In case you have a panel at the top of the screen, TICKR should be displayed below it, so it's not hidden under the panel, but if you can't see TICKR, it might be that it's hidden under a top panel, in which case you can try to temporarily move the panel in order to be able to right-click TICKR and change its position, or launch TICKR with a gap (e.g. If you can't see it, look below open windows. Once you have added some RSS feeds (either your own custom ones or the sample list that comes with TICKR), the TICKR window is displayed at the top of the screen. If you don't have one, choose No here, and the tool will ask you if you want to use a sample one with some popular news websites. When you first run TICKR, it will ask you to import an OPML file. The latest version of TICKR (0.7.1) worked with no issues for me not only when using the GTK-based GNOME (Ubuntu 21.04 with GNOME 40) and Xfce (Xubuntu 20.04) desktops, but also using KDE Plasma (5.22 under Manjaro KDE). Even so, the application continues to use GTK2 for now. It looks like its developer is active again though, with a new major version being released in 2020, followed by a minor release last month.

However, there were no new releases for many years - between 20 there was only a beta release. It's also worth noting that the application is not new. You might also like: RSS Guard Is A Qt Desktop RSS Feed Reader With Support For Syncing With Feedly, Google Reader API, More From its settings (screenshot above), which can be accessed by right-clicking on the TICKR window, you can control various aspects such asВ the text scroll delay, font face and size, background and foreground colors, X and Y screen positions of the ticker, the ticker width and height, enable to show TICKRВ always on top, the number of items to show from each feed, and more.

Twitter ticker feed