> Il giorno 14 gen 2016, alle ore 20:17, Sergio L. Pascual <s...@sinrega.org> > ha scritto: > > On Thu, 2016-01-14 at 17:06 +0100, alex wrote: >>> Il giorno 14 gen 2016, alle ore 16:35, Sergio L. Pascual <slp@sinre >>> ga.org> ha scritto: >>> >>> On Thu, 2016-01-14 at 00:23 -0500, Gregory Casamento wrote: >>>> Also, which version of the Rik theme are you using here? >> >>> >>> The one from this repo (https://github.com/AlessandroSangiuliano/ri >>> k.th >>> eme) with a minor change to enlarge the main menu bar. >> >> I’d like to know how you got the clock on the right side of the menu >> bar, and if it is possible to do the same thing with X11. >> If you forked from github the theme, could you provide your repo so I >> can see if your little changes are also useful for the mainstream >> theme on X11. > > The only change I've made to the theme is increasing the menuBarHeight > from 26 to 32. > > The clock (and potentially other things, as launchers or a systray) is > drawn by the modified weston shell, in a top-level window (surface, in > Wayland terminology) with transparent background, which takes 1/4 of > the screen's width, aligned to the right. > > I took this idea from OSX. If you run there an app with an unresponsive > GUI, you'll see the main menu bar appears as busy too, but the right > side of it (where the clock, wifi and volume control are drawn) still > works. This means there's a different component there, which is being > managed and drawn by a different process. > > Sergio.
Perfect! Clear explanation I understood. I was thinking to do the same thing on X11 but in a different way (customizing through subclass or category NSMenu), but we’ll talk on another thread this is going off topic. Alex
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