Systray (was Re: F22 / KDE5)

Emilio Recio Emilio.Recio at jefferson.edu
Tue Sep 15 15:01:02 UTC 2015


But the point that I am trying to make is that KF5 should have provided
for a transitional phase for developers. Both side-by-side.

Further, what is the argument for the new standard. The only thing I
read was "you can make your icons prettier and in the right size". This
is not an excuse for removing basic functionality,

-e

On 09/15/15 10:52, Rex Dieter wrote:
> Of course it's lame.  lame is better than nothing.
>
> Application developers have known (or should have known) for years now that classic xembed systray was deprecated and would be going away soon, and that they should support the newer status-notifier-based standards (or move away from systray icons altogether).
>
> -- Rex
>
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> I tried that, and it is lame. (Personal opinion) All of my apps
> (audacious, pidgin, davmail - java apps, etc.) just don't dock anymore,
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