• Bug#207882: [[email protected]: Re: [Psi-devel] placement of dockl

    From Jan Niehusmann@1:229/2 to Jan Niehusmann on Thu Aug 12 13:10:09 2004
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    Additional info from upstream

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    From: Justin Karneges <[email protected]>
    To: Psi Development <[email protected]>
    Subject: Re: [Psi-devel] placement of docklet-icon
    Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 03:30:11 -0700
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    It seems to be known, but we don't know the cause. Our trayicon x11 code has been fully rewritten last year according to the freedesktop spec and the problem still persists. We really need a gnome person to look into this.

    And yes, the fact that it works "sometimes" does suggest a timing bug somewhere.

    - -Justin

    On Thursday 12 August 2004 2:53 am, Jan Niehusmann wrote:
    ...and another forward from the debian BTS. What can I answer to Markus?
    Is this a known problem? Psi or gnome bug?

    Jan
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  • From Corey Wright@1:229/2 to All on Thu Aug 12 17:40:09 2004
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    it's not just psi and it's not just gnome; it appears to be qt and "notification area" applications in general.

    i use openbox, not gnome (desktop nor many gnome applications), and have
    used two different applications for notification area functionality:
    docker (http://icculus.org/openbox/2/docker/) and recently pypanel (http://pypanel.sourceforge.net/).

    psi use to give me a lot of problems with docker, but i don't remember
    any since switching to pypanel a few weeks ago, though that doesn't mean
    it hasn't happened.

    madman, which is a gtk/qt application (i haven't dared to look in the
    code to figure out what they are doing with both toolkits) usually
    worked with docker, but has trouble interacting with pypanel.

    in both cases the problem is the same. the "notification area" icon for
    the application doesn't go in to the notification area, but instead
    appears in the upper left hand corner (docker) or the upper right hand
    corner (pypanel). funny how the location changes with the application providing the notification area.

    the cure? repetitively enable/disable the notification area
    functionality in the application until the icon appears in the right
    spot. with psi it is fairly easy as you can check/uncheck the option
    and press apply. with madman you have to enable/disable the option,
    press okay closing the settings window, and reopen the settings window
    from the application's menu bar if it didn't work. but either way was annoying.

    i just provide the above as data points. success with qt notification
    area icons is unpredictable and troublesome, not just with psi, but with
    other qt applications, and varies between qt applications and
    applications implementing the notification area.

    corey
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