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Status: New = Invalid
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Closing or removing indicator-applet does not restore correct GNOME behavior
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Even the most well intentioned changes create an incompatibility, not
only with how GNOME behaves by default, but with Debian and other
Debian-based distros where DEB packages may have just worked.
Instead of just doing all of this outside of the GNOME project and
throwing Ubuntu's weight around
I find this hiding behind the HIG when GNOME programs (such as Empathy)
don't actually follow it in the first place.
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There is no incompatible changes there only options and notify-osd has
fallback icons in hicolor so it will work with any theme, you should
move your false claims to some other forums now
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crapplet is even breaking the Minimize to Tray plugin for Rhythmbox.
do you really think that being insulting will make people consider your
comments? the changes there have nothing to do with rhythmbox
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you can also read
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Jaunty/StracciatellaSession on
how to use vanilla upstream behaviour
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Ryan, please don't use language like that, it just angers people, making
it much harder for them to read your reasoning.
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Bruce:
My reasoning is this, the Message Indicator (being polite) is a
tweak that changes the user interface in a way that breaks standard
GNOME behavior.
This may be OK if Ubuntu wants to maintain out of tree patches for
everything in their repository that wants to use the notification area,
@Sebastien
It's quite easy to see how this wrecks Rhythmbox if you'll humor me.
Open Rhythmbox, Edit/Plugins, select Minimize to Tray (grits teeth),
exit that menu, and then click the X button (close), the plug in is
designed to send it to the notification area instead of to close it,
therefore
I've not read all you rant but the message indicator is an applet which
is used by a specific lib, it has nothing to do with the notification
area and rhyhtmbox got no distro change so whatever you have with
rhythmbox is not the due this one
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You can call it a rant if you like, I call it being angry that Ubuntu is
becoming so untenable that I have just backed up over a years worth of
data to go find something else to use, I'm sure that I won't be alone in
feeling that this breakdown of usability is occurring.
I thought maybe saying
I'm also sorry to see Ubuntu move in this direction, but a bug report is
not the right place to change their mind. The mailing list is.
** Changed in: indicator-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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you are welcome to use an another os but there is nothing in those
change that you can't change to tbe intrepid behaviour, they are really
simple configuration options
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You
So if you don't mind my asking, what do you have to remove to make GNOME
behave properly?
What settings, if any do you have to tweak?
And please don't say Install fluff, because I don't do fluff.
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Not that you're attitude makes me want to help you, but if you want
Pidgin (which isn't part of GNOME btw) to behave the way you think it
should. Simply go to: Tools - Preferences - System Tray Icon and
change it to Always. No need to install or un-install any thing.
Rhythmbox minimizes to tray
This is clearly a bad thing.
** Also affects: indicator-applet (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: indicator-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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1. I dislike the way that thing replaces Pidgin and Evolution icons
instead of letting them reside in the notification menu, which is how
GNOME should work. Removing the indicator applet from the GNOME
panel does not restore the correct behavior, my guess is that the
applications themselves
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