I feel we've settled on a poor design, but wasn't going to raise the
issue until xnox and popey did recently in these bug reports. If a few
of us still have concerns then it's a valid discussion. And at the same
time "Won't Fix" and "Opinion" are also understandable responses...
Caring about the
I think this should be closed. I'm going to do that. I actually think
that Will meant to when he wrote comment #6.
The idea is the the title of a maximised window is below the clock, or
(for example) centred when you have two windows side by side. That means
it has to be not in the centre of the
** Also affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
gnome-shell calendar widget is not
Despite comment #9, my personal vote would be for the clock/calendar to
never move, always be centred.
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My second preference would probably be something completely different:
Move the clock calendar to the right hand side.
My third preference would be the current behaviour of placing the
clock/calendar over the work area (maximized windows') centre.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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I don't think "the alternative" need be singular. We could also shift
the wallpaper itself as part of the scaling to fit the screen. I was the
last person to touch that code and doing it that way would avoid
compromising any of the work we've already done for shifting the clock.
That said, I
Closing as wontfix. We won't fix this for release. The alternative
would mean that the clock wouldn't be centered with half-tiled windows.
The clock is centered on the workspace.
** Tags removed: rls-ee-incoming
** Tags added: rls-ee-wontfix
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Sorry, not "closing", tagging.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=792354
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This is becoming problematic. Maybe we should consider just properly
centering everything (again).
IIRC, the clock and calendar were shifted for the use case of low
resolution screens where the dock accounted for a larger proportion of
the screen.
** Tags added: eoan visual-quality
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in that case the wallpaper background should too be centered and zoomed
on the 'content area', especially if such concept / area exists.
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This is on purpose; the clock widget is centred with respect to the
'content area'.
So IMO -1 for this being a bug, and certainly -1 for a release critical
bug.
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** Tags added: rls-ff-incoming
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With help from willcooke, it seems that the dock pushes the calendar to
be centered on the space between the dock right edge and the right edge
of the screen, when dock has "auto-hide" setting turned off.
With auto-hide on, calendar widget is correctly centered.
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With the new eoan wallpaper it is obvious that calendar widget, is not
in fact, centered on the screen. Nor is like left/right aligned to the
centre either.
- It feels as if it is centered, between "right edge of the app menu" and
- "left edge of the top right
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