Public bug reported:
The stock watcher (now called invest applet) has been in gnome-applets for
_years_, and it still only works with US stocks.
My question is, is it reasonable to have it mandatory in this package? Why not
move it out as something optional.
When gnome is meant to _not_ be confusing, I think having applets that are 100%
useless to the _vast_ majority of the earth's population and never will be able
to be used by them, I think it's pretty confusing. [Other applets might be
useless unless you have a laptop, or modem etc. But at least people _might_ buy
a laptop, or get a modem. Moving to US is not really an option to most, ever in
their life (or investing in US stocks in any other way).]
So, my request is; either add support for lots of more stock markets, or move
it out as some locale-specific optional applet. I don't want it on my hard
drive, and I don't want to have to see it in the list of applets (where the
rest of the applets are at least theoretically something I could use).
Thanks.
** Affects: gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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