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Follow up: Ubuntu looking to get rid of notification tray in a year.Follow up: Ubuntu looking to get rid of notification tray in a year.Posted Apr 22, 2010 13:56 UTC (Thu) by ovitters (subscriber, #27950)In reply to: Follow up: Ubuntu looking to get rid of notification tray in a year. by jspaleta Parent article: Shuttleworth: Ubuntu's Indicator Menus
Without a solid answer to that question does a vote for inclusion make sense?The lack of integration with gnome-shell was raised by me (release team member). If there is no plan, there is only one way the release team will vote regarding the inclusion.
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Follow up: Ubuntu looking to get rid of notification tray in a year. Posted Apr 22, 2010 16:44 UTC (Thu) by jspaleta (subscriber, #50639) [Link]
Was libappindicator specifically discussed at the Usability hackfest that Canonical partly sponsored as a candidate technology to integrate with gnome-shell?
That seems like the obvious face-to-face opportunity to hold that discussion.. and yet I've seen no communication from any one in attendance that suggested app indicator implementation that Canonical is working on right now was talked about in the scope of GNOME 3 design...at all. Among all the posts about task pooper, nothing about libappindicate.
I've read over as much of the post hackfest testimonials that I can find, and the post-hackfest threads in gnome's gtk+-devel-list and I'm not seeing it mentioned as a technology brought up for discussion. If I've missed something relevant to the hackfest discussion that pertains to libappindicator, please someone point me to a published discussion.
Is there any post-hackfest communication not archived in the references located here:
Anything publicly archived post-hackfest testimonial from a Canonical employee perspective who was in attendance?
-jef
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