Seems like a valid unity feature request (or new indicator but let's
keep it on unity it's closer than the other sources it could be opened
on).
The gnome-shell ui has the same issue it seems:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647711
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #647711
From a related bug report's comments [1] I gather the solution would be
to code a new application indicator. There are tutorials on how to code
an indicator using Python. Since I speak Python that's something I would
be capable of doing. Could someone from Canonical confirm this is the
right way
I am an LTS user, intending to migrate from Lucid to Precise next year.
In that regard, this bug is a regression to me. Given that Mark
Shuttleworth stated First-class accessibility for those with special
interaction needs [1] as a goal for Precise, it is my personal opinion
that fixing this bug
Extremely well put, David, I second that request.
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This is probably something to do with the indicator whitelist used in
Natty. Finding out the name of the indicator used would help in
determining if this is the cause.
** Changed in: indicator-application (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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