Re: Improvements to new system tray panel
- From: Bastián Díaz <diaz bastian openmailbox org>
- To: Florian Müllner <fmuellner gnome org>
- Cc: gnome-shell-list <gnome-shell-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Improvements to new system tray panel
- Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2015 10:54:56 -0300
El 19-10-2015 05:42, Florian Müllner escribió:
On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 5:27 AM, Bastián Díaz
<diaz bastian openmailbox org> wrote:
1. Show tray icon when an application is notified.
Are you referring to applications that always show a status icons and
change the icon to notify the user about some event? (For instance a
chat program that uses the minimize-to-tray pattern and indicates new
messages in the icon).
Yes, like Telegram or Skype
In that case yes, it would make sense to temporarily show the tray as
we do when an icon is added to the tray. The problem is that tray
icons are completely under application control (they are really just
tiny application windows), so we simply don't know that the icon has
changed.
I feared a similar response. Unfortunately third-party applications have
their own notification system and often do not see them and that forces
me to keep the tray icon always visible.
2. Show contextual information status icon a popover-style design. in
the window title/header bar by default.
I'm really not sure what the suggestion is, but:
- headerbars are part of the application, we can't change them from
gnome-shell
headerbars?
- putting status icons in a popover will prevent them from opening a
menu
Really I mean display the icon context menu in the system tray with a
similar design to a popover (if it is a popover itself would be much
better).
Cheers
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