On 2008-07-04 16:58:16 +0200 "Nicolas Roard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 3:35 PM, Andreas Schik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi there, >> I have integrated a system tray as specified by freedesktop.org into the >> menu server. >> The reason was that I want/need a couple of apps (non-GNUstep) that make >> use of a system tray and wanted to avoid the usage of some external tray >> application, e.g. stalonetray. They do not integrate well (if at all) with >> the Étoilé desktop :-) >> Moreover, the menulets for the menu server are nice, but not really >> satisfactory (too static!) and I cannot port all those apps from GTK/Qt/you >> name it to GNUstep for usage with menu server. An finally, the system tray >> is a standard by now that should be provided by any desktop. >> >> Right now the tray icons are listed to the left of the menulets (see, >> screenshot), this is the safest place for dynamic icons and the tray does >> not respect the --small option of the menu server (does anyone use that at >> all?), but it works. >> If you are interested, I'd be willing to donate this to the project. Mind, >> that the code is full of X11 magic, but other parts of Étoilé are so, too >> :-) So, I don't think this is a drawback. It cannot be helped anyway :-) > > Hehe :) > > It's very cool indeed! > Maybe submit the code for review on http://review.etoileos.com ? > How do I use that? In particular I am unsure about "Base Diff Path". What is that? Another problem is that I cannot get access to SVN right now to grab an actual version for the diff. It rejects my ssh key. I have generated and uploaded a new one. Let's see what happens :-) Ah, BTW, does there exists a common notification system by now? I mean some standard way to display "bubble help" (that's what freedesktop calls it). It is not urgent, as most systray apps do not seem to use the systray's service for this purpose, but do it on their own :-( Andreas -- Mail: andreas dot schik at web dot de Home: http://www.andreasheppel.de PGP Key is available from the MIT key server (pgp.mit.edu).
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