No. They have absolutely no ability to change Amarok. That's the point.
Amarok isn't going to be customized for Unity at the expense of it's primary
user base. How Unity needs to deal with that is up to them.
** Also affects: canonical-design
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Which completely ignores that the entire world is not Ubuntu with sound
menus.
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@ seb128: Generally when I've worked with KDE based upstreams on these kinds
of issues they've been very open to resolving them when Canonical provided
patches.
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If it's easy, send a patch to bugs.kde.org. If it's got no downside in other
use cases, I'll advocate they accept it. I suspect that Canonical/Ubuntu's
wishes aren't much of a priority for them, so sending a patch is probably the
only way this gets done.
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Sorry about that. I made a bad assumption based on what was in the bug.
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