-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Here's another reason why this is a bad idea. What about the 3rd party applications that rely on menu icons that are now turned off by default with no easy way to turn them back on for the average user? My example is a project called Gnome SSH Tunnel Manager (gSTM) The application creates ssh tunnels using an easy interface. It sits in the notification area with easy 1 click(right) access to turn tunnels on and off while showing their running status with a red or green light next to the name of each saved tunnel. This application uses menu icons for it's status icons as well as the Quit button at the bottom and "show gSTM" button at the top. This is a screenshot of the application in use with menu icons: http://dropbox.leftyfb.com/gstm2.png This is a screenshot of the application in use without menu icons: http://dropbox.leftyfb.com/gstm1.png The docked right-click menu is now useless for determining the status of the tunnels. - -- ,-O Ubuntu Linux O ; http://www.ubuntu.com `-O Linux for Human Beings -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJLhdkMAAoJEO6Yy60Eea9+XoAIAIzgHbb1dh2amIVk5kS2Aq8b XY6Tg/i128qZED8DskeESXl8E3GTjKpNfGIn/bAKTtlZKCUmMl/Ek19fznQtk3hr biDZ77BC3LoezrexyhFCHbOfAE0Yxg8eYqKztnkBWbNOeVJDCR94n3V1C3ByAugh oRX/mjsmRi0SZwcwC7UpKB0stTe3mAWLESUFg+66NTu7PGoClrOVqkVqIK+U3ehj 3RZ/cIuMb1qe6uXaXSwNA+ateBFx/BKV+GGy6VxKEzUdMmx5McJb5TjxuTPZUay+ pUFbasiOlDMFm3FAFq/+c1Gpq9nTLgkUufH9nCvJXzYtS7l6SUKqyEhK6dt3/S4= =G/9D -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
