Il giorno ven, 08/07/2011 alle 09.27 -0700, Adam Williamson ha scritto: > On Fri, 2011-07-08 at 18:24 +0200, Giovanni Campagna wrote: > > > > > I do like the notification part in gnome-shell (beside the integrated > > > > chat stealing focus, but all it needs is tweaking), I was talking > > > > about the "interact with background application" part: I thought > > > > gnome-shell also had an API for this as the indicators proposed by > > > > canonical have been rejected. From a user point of view, the system > > > > area in gnome-shell is very similar. What I do not know is wether it > > > > is it limited to the shell and extensions, or if any application can > > > > add something as well. > > > > > > It's limited to the Shell (and extensions), by design. The Shell > > > developers want the Shell interface to be consistent, not vary between > > > users, distros and apps. > > > > This is not true. The message tray is a central interaction point for a > > well defined set of applications (chat, music, email, etc). > > You're confused. We're talking about the 'system area in > gnome-shell' (i.e. the top right, where the user menu, NM menu, > Bluetooth menu, sound menu and accessibility menu live), not the > 'message tray', at this point. Yes, I was confused because he talked about something similar to the GNOME 2 notification area and canonical indicator applet, which the system status area clearly is not (it is completely handled by gnome-shell, for one). Giovanni
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