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I have a ubuntu 18.04 and configured dash to panel in it, also I've added the Applications Menu extension, to show me some categories.

It's beautiful and it's working smoothly, but I don't have a system tray anymore, some programs that I use, like Steam and Google Chrome (for chrome apps) are better accessed through the system tray icon.

Could you please show me the way to configure it, or to install/configure another taskbar with a category menu that might have the system tray?

Sorry but I dislike the the default menu that show everything at once (dash?), also I'm not fond of having two bars, one at the side and one at the top.

I have ubuntu 16.04.

Out of curiosity, is there a way to see how much have you clicked, and/or which keys have you pressed the most in a period?

Like a system log or something similar, that could register events in every app/program.

For now, I don't want to install a keylogger, I'm looking for some system related event first.

Example of the wanted log:

Today I have pressed

• the left click 13.854 times
• the Enter key 983 times
• The Space key 15.368 times
• The Control key 4.568 times
• ...

Is it possible to have a clickable link, in my PS1, that opens a pop-up menu or something similar?

My scenario

I've personalized my .bashrc, to show my PS1 as

user@machine: path #/$

and if I'm inside a git repository, it also show my branch and a different char for the status

user@machine: path [branch !] #/$

By the way, I got the code to do this here in Ask Ubuntu.

My idea

What I wanted was to click in the branch name, and a list of the downloaded branches is shown (with or without the option to change it).

I found some "dialog" and "select/choice" options for the pop-up menu, but couldn't find anything for the clickable link.