On Tue, 2010-11-23 at 12:52 +0100, Didier Roche wrote: > Hey fellow desktopers, > [snip] > 2.2.2 So, we can think the other way around: only run gnome-panel when > needed and not setting it as a required_components by default in the > default sessions but still on the gnome classic session (this can be > done as well as sessions adds some additional gconf paths). > -> 2.2.2.1 if unity runs, nothing to do, no flipping > -> 2.2.2.2 if unity can't run, we need to launch gnome-panel. That's > currently done as a compiz plugin (and the code is executed even if > opengl compiz can't be run on that hardware). So, we can launch > gnome-panel, BUT there is no way to set it dynamically as a required > component without making heavy changes to gnome-session: basically, what > gnome-session doesn't launch, it doesn't know what it is, so we need > some kind of libbamf library to match the .desktop file or whatever so > that I can add to my yesterday hack a way to set it as a > required_component dynamically.
If you're already adding a dbus call to set required_component dynamically, can't you get gnome-session to also start that component when it's added as a required_component?
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