On Sunday 31 July 2011 07:54 AM, Jayaram R wrote:
It is now not possible to know where the code is saved in the case of
important displayed items such as task bar, system clock, speaker icon (
sound), volume control, start up menu, Applications list, etc, etc. When
these unexpectedly disappear from the screen there is no way to get their
path or location to verify the codes.
I think those comes under a package called gnome-panel. The reason for
their unexpected disappear may not be the error with their source code
since it's not happening to everybody. Please check your startup items,
it may help.
Is it possible to include in the
manual a list that indicates the real path to locate the files pertaining
to such items?
Most of such executables are in /usr/bin/ directory. If you are
referring the source code, please see it here:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-panel/tree/
Is it possible to include a* tool tip * to show the real*path
* to find the file concerned with the item represented by the displayed
icon ?
Yes, it's possible if you modify the source code of applets. But is it
necessary? By default, the applets are configured to show useful
information as tooltips. Also some applets are coded inside gnome-panel
itself. And if want to modify them like that, we should know the path of
executable/source already :)
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Sincerely,
Ershad K
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