John Morris <jmorris <at> beau.org> writes: > Screen space is valuable so removing an icon that is 'always' there and > isn't typically displaying useful information is sensible enough. Possibly a dumb question, but doesn't space have to always be available for the icon, whether it's displayed always or just some of the time? I mean, if there was no available space to display a wired connection icon, and the connection goes down, it would be impossible to show the "disconnected" icon either. This looks to me like it's being done just as part of the whole GNOME philosophy of minimizing the used screen space, even if it's already 90% unused, and it requires additional logic to identify when a GUI item does or doesn't need to be displayed. (For example, display "Log out" if and only if there is more than one user, OR more than one installed desktop, OR the dconf setting says to always display it.) -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
