Minimal updates for stable Rust 1.61 #2
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Upgrades dependencies of GTK/Glib/libappindicator to versions that compile on current stable Rust. * Fixes GTK/libappindicator usage to work with API changes of those versions. * Minor fixes to eliminate unused return value warnings. * Removes rust-toolchain file pointing at an old nightly--stable rust builds this.
This is specific to Ubuntu 20.04, but provides at least the context for native library development package install to get up and running more quickly.
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Upgrades dependencies of GTK/Glib/libappindicator to versions that compile on current stable Rust.
This does not upgrade the dependencies to the latest versions, just the minimal upgrade to make it compile on current stable Rust. Also adds README content to make it easier for the next person to make sure they have their dependencies installed.
This was tested on Ubuntu 20.04.