** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: indicator-applet
+ A reasonable amount of GtkStatusIcons were providing a service using the
+ scroll events, like volume changing (gnome-volume-control) and track
+ changing (Rhythmbox, Banshee, et al.). Indicator Applet doesn't support
+ this.
- I think a great usability tweak should be having the rhytmbox icon in
- the indicator applet to accept mouse wheel scrolling to change song
- (scrool up = next, scroll down= previous). Banshee does something
- similar and i got addicted to it. IMO it also makes the interface more
- accessible and quicker to be used.
+ It is suggested to allow applications to listen to a scroll event:
+ PROS:
+ * The event is currently not being used by something else.
+ * It is not visible whether an application uses scroll events, so it will
only be for power users that are aware of the functionality, leaving the tray
clean and simple for those who don't know
+
+ CONS:
+ * The Application Indicators were designed to only add a simple menu. This
adds more.
+ * The use of the scroll event will probably be inconsistent, one application
uses it for sound, the other for tracks, another for something completely
different. It might be better to couple the scroll event to the PulseAudio
representation of the application and only use it for audio.
** Also affects: indicator-application
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: indicator-application (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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Indicator Applet should send scroll events
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/533261
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