I'm not 100% sure on this, but this might not be very easy to patch. If
I remember correctly, icon sizes are read just once and never again. I
think simply changing the constant would work for *new* icons, but
wouldn't auto-resize the ones already rendered.
It's worth mentioning that the GNOME
I'm not entirely sure this should be forwarded to upstream. This seems
to be caused by NotifyOSD bubbles not supporting actions. Shouldn't
NotifyOSD fall back to an alert box in this case?
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When I'm using GTalk in Empathy and someone requests to see my status, I
get a notification bubble but can't do nothing about it. If I happen to
already have the person in my contact list, I can open the list and
click on the name to authorize. But most of the time people
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@Mark:
We know that long term muscle memory for corner activation is just as
good as the edge approach.
You seem to be forgetting that accessing an icon launcher is a two-phase
approach:
1 - revealing the launcher
2 - going to the icon
Your assumption above is valid for (1) but not for (2),
@Mark
Okay, allow me to rephrase: your assumption is valid for *muscle memory*
but not for *efficiency*. Trash does benefit from infinite size, but
that does not change the fact that the corner approach requires two
movements instead of just one.
Not to mention that hovering through all the
In my opinion, using only this pressure policy will introduce a constant
unwanted delay. I suggest adding to that a momentum-based approach that
recognizes whether the mouse was placed or thrown by analysing its speed
and acceleration.
I'm aware that this does not cover the case where the mouse
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When I receive a notification of a new Empathy message and click on its
entry on the messaging menu to open the conversation window, Empathy
sends a second, duplicate notification. This is easy to notice because
if you open the conversation
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When I receive a notification of a new Empathy message and click on its
entry on the messaging menu to open the conversation window, Empathy
-
Happens to me with both the messaging menu and the tray icon. It does
not happen when the conversation window is already opened though. Seems
like the trigger is the action of opening the window.
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I would like to see more details on the rationale behind this.
Are there any studies showing that users like and keep this kind of
thing even after being aware that they can turn it off?
Or this is simply advertisement trying to slip into something that most
users don't care enough to change?
@Shane:
Twitter is a completely different context. Mentioning the source of your
tweets is a well-known part of its interface and API.
I personally believe this signature can backfire badly. I don't think
it's possible to come up with a wording that does not sound obnoxious.
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The current code detects whether indicator-applet-session is running.
Ideally, it should detect whether indicator-session is running
regardless of which indicator-applet is currently containing it.
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Wait, should I file a new one for when the CD is in or out? Because the
comments so far were going in the direction of not having a CD. Maybe we
should wait for a clarification from pauls.
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In Lucid, the hotkey associated with eject does not open the CD tray
when it's empty. This worked in every release until Karmic, so seems
like a regression.
The causes of this might be related to Bug #569994. Following the
recommendation there, I
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@David, up until Karmic I was able to eject an empty CD tray with the
hotkey. I don't think they disabled this behavior on Lucid on purpose.
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@David, the description refers only to the tray. It does not specify
that a CD should be in.
In fact, as you can see by the comments above, at least for me,
manuarmata and KruyKaze, the hotkey *does work* when a CD is in.
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I have observed the same thing manuarmata did: the hotkey *always* works
when a CD is already inserted. Is this true for everyone else here who
is experiencing the bug? Sounds relevant.
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The more I think about the subject the more I agree that the current
Empathy behavior is wrong.
I took a time to see what Pidgin does in this case, and it seems to
queue the conversation windows in the status icon: the status only goes
out of attention mode when you clicked it a number of times
Nicolò, can you point me where the Empathy developers said they intend
to keep the current behavior until there's a way to selectively open
chat windows? Or was it private communication?
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Jeremy, this bug is more about the identification of login indicators.
The bug about their presence is now Bug #495671.
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I just realized that this bug is a duplicate of Bug #533857 and is
already fixed in Lucid.
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Empathy notification preferences not honored by
I'm having the same bug while testing Lucid in VirtualBox. Interesting
enough, when I insert a real CD the phantom audio CD is replaced by it.
Then when I eject the real CD, the phantom audio CD immediately comes
back.
I'm attaching the requested information when the phantom CD is present.
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Ops, sorry, disregard my last comment. The phantom CD is not replaced
when I insert a real one. They exist side by side. I just didn't see it
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Nicolò, you mean when the status icon is being used instead of the
messaging menu? If I understood correctly, your patch already fixes the
missing notifications when the messaging menu is being used, right?
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Ah, I see. Then I guess a new bug report would be adequate, in my
opinion.
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Please let me know if you report it, so I can confirm it (just tested
it).
(I could report it myself, but I don't know if you are going to and
don't want to risk reporting a duplicate)
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Steps to reproduce:
1 - Open empathy as a certain user A and hide the chat window.
2 - Make a first user B to send user A a couple of messages.
3 - Immediately after, make a second user C send user A a message.
User A should receive
Based on all investigation from Bug #476662, I will already mark this
bug as confirmed.
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I'm testing right now.
will the queued notifications be opened if the user clicks on the first
conversation?
That's precisely what happens.
and what happens if he opens the second coversation, then the first?
The queued notifications never appear.
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Just to complete the test case set: if I click on neither conversation,
but on the Empathy entry (thus opening the buddy list), nothing
happens. The queued notifications do not appear but are not lost either:
they will still be shown when you open the first conversation and will
still be lost if
Brian, I am aware that it's not appropriate to confirm your own bug
reports, but in this case it's not a new report, but a sub-issue already
confirmed and previously discussed by more than one user in another
report. Sorry if I caused any problems.
And I agree with Nicolò, I think the one
Nicolò, I think the current behavior can be kept exactly as it is if the
status icon is present (i.e., the option use message indicators in the
preferences is unchecked). When the status icon is not present (i.e. the
messaging menu is being used), I think the expected behavior is to
*never*
If the opinion of a plain old non-developer average user matters to you,
I agree with the first two cases and I'm not sure about the other two.
In the third case, if the first notification times out or is closed
without being acted upon, that leaves no way of un-inhibiting the
remaining
Okay, I changed my mind. The focus of this bug seems to have been turned
to the problem of setting connected as the timestamp for login
indicators, but not to the problem of them appearing despite the user
not wanting them to.
I propose changing the description of this bug to something like
If you accept my suggestion, then I guess Bug #495671 can also be marked
as Confirmed.
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Nicolò, the Ubuntu version of Empathy shows the old status icon if the
option use message indicators is unchecked. Does everything work
properly when it is unchecked?
Maybe it could be possible to eat the notifications only when this
option is unchecked, but I don't know how hard would this be to
But I think this bug is only downstream, as this eating does not occur
with a vanilla Empathy. The solution probably relies on fixing the
Ubuntu patch that adds support for the Messaging Menu and disables the
status icon.
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As I proposed in Bug #440068, I'm removing the duplicate status of this
bug, as #440068 could be partitioned in two issues, one of them being
the one reported here. I'm also confirming it.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 440068
Messaging menu shows entries for users without
Okay, I made all the changes proposed in the title and description, and
#495671 went back to standing on its own.
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+ This bug had originally two parts: (1) the messaging menu showing
+ Empathy login entries despite login notifications have
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The Ubuntu adium theme that is being shipped with Lucid Empathy is
scaling avatars incorrectly in the conversation window. Non-square
avatars are stretched to square format and large avatars are not
properly antialiased. Neither problem happens
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Ted, I like to move the clock to the middle of the panel, and therefore
using indicator-applet-complete makes more sense because with it I can
benefit from full mouse scrubbing. I don't consider moving the clock to
be serious tweaking, and having partial mouse scrubbing despite all
indicators
Running Lucid Beta 1. Seems like the patch arrived. I think this can be
marked as Fix Released.
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I would like to reopen this bug for Lucid Beta 1. Empathy notifications
from the same user are not merging.
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I think this bug report outlived its usefulness. It seems (sadly) that
no more information will be given from the developer side and the state
can be considered won't fix (for better or for worse).
Furthermore, new people arriving here will (understandably) have no
patience to read the entire
I have no idea why, but this simply not happening anymore. I myself will
mark this as invalid for the moment.
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The patch was approved and merged upstream. I suppose this means it will
be present in Gnome 2.30 and therefore in Lucid.
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Mark, as much as I appreciate the response, it would be interesting (and
would allow more constructive discussions) if it was a little less
vague. Do sketches (even very rough ones) of new ideas for the right
side already exist? Or possibilities for the right side will be thought
only *after* the
Can someone more competent than me see if what I said makes sense? :)
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David, from a strict point of view, I agree. But if Bug 497646 was
considered a duplicate, then I think it's coherent to consider Bug
495671 a duplicate as well, despite my sentimental issues due to being
the reporter. :)
Also, it should be noted that what I requested in Bug 497646 is
precisely
Sorry, the last part should've been ...what I requested in Bug
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I don't think this is not a duplicate of Bug #525189. The proposed
solution is different and 525189 has just been refused by upstream.
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The upstream response invalidates this bug but validates Bug #535596, so
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I did a apt-get source empathy in Karmic to quickly check this out.
In file empathy-status-icon.c, a pixbuf is loaded with function
empathy_misc_get_pixbuf_for_notification, which can return a NULL. If
the pixbuf is NULL, then the notification bubble never receives an icon.
So I went hunting for
One thing that might work is replacing, in function
empathy_misc_get_pixbuf_for_notification , the call for
empathy_pixbuf_from_icon_name_sized (icon_name, size) by a call for
pixbuf_avatar = empathy_pixbuf_from_icon_name_sized (stock_person,
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Sebastien, according to the NotifyOSD wiki merging requires the
x-canonical-append hint.
I'm not sure, but this looks like something specific to Ubuntu.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Treatment%20of%20the%20Desktop%20Notifications%20Specification%201.1
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When a new user logs in, a temporary indicator is added to the Messaging
Menu. This indicator appears below the separator line. In other words,
it appears outside the Empathy area and invades the Evolution area.
Strangely enough, this does not
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