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https://github.com/jifish/mcsystray

System tray icon that shows the status of a minecraft server. (Also supports indication via Corsair Keyboard key lighting.)
https://github.com/jifish/mcsystray

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System tray icon that shows the status of a minecraft server. (Also supports indication via Corsair Keyboard key lighting.)

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mcsystray
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System tray icon that shows the status of a minecraft server. Also includes
optional key lighting options for Corsair keyboards.

Setup
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Open config.ini and set the server's address and port.
Then optionally change the check frequency and other settings.

Usage
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Run mcsystray.pyw (Python version) or mcsystray.exe (Windows stand-alone
version.) Optionally you can provide a custom ini file as an argument:

mcsystray.exe custom.ini

Under Windows you can drag the .ini file on to the program. This allows you to
have multiple configurations for multiple servers. (Which can be run at the
same time.)

Requirements
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Nothing for the windows stand-alone version.

The python script has a number of requirements.

It has been tested in Python 2.7, but may run with Python 3. The following
packages are required: mcstatus, cue_sdk and enum34. (enum34 not required for
Python 3.) Assumning you have pip installed you can get the submodules like:

pip install mcstatus cue_sdk enum34

If you are using the python version and want the corsair features, you will
need the SDK dll. This is CUESDK.x64_2013.dll for 64-bit systems and
CUESDK_2013.dll for 32-bit. You can obtain it from the Corsair CUE SDK here:
http://www.corsair.com/en/support/downloads