The more I think about this one, the more I think that keeping
persistent things in the task tray which do not represent launchers is
inappropriate. By the very nature of this application, we already
pretty explicitly as part of the program's purpose disregard the GNOME
HIG and other
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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** Changed in: alltray
Status: Incomplete = Triaged
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I agree that creating alltray-ified launchers should be easy, but what
I'm requesting is that those launchers be placed straight-away to the
notification area, and be reused by the launched program. Look at Avant
Window Navigator (AWN) to see how this works or if it's confusing.
Look at
Creating regular launchers right now is pretty trivial, I can just go
into the gnome main menu, right click on an icon and select 'Add this
launcher to panel/desktop'; I'm not sure how making this even easier
pertains to my request. My idea is that AllTray should grab those panel
launchers and put
I meant creating launchers that would automatically prepend the alltray
invocation to an existing program, or create a launcher that would
launch a program under alltray with a simple UI addition. There are
plans for session-manager support in AllTray such that when you logout
and later log back
Some clarification on this would be helpful.
It sounds more or less like you are asking for session manager support
in AllTray, with the ability to configure it to not start applications
right away at desktop login, but the ability to start them up on
demand sometime after logging into the
