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@rickyrockrat, Gnome Shell has dropped support for the legacy system tray. This means your app no longer does anything on Gnome 3.28. Updating the application to use GTK3 and the Gnome Shell notication area would make this application useful again.
I'm not sure where the comments about GTK3 come from, but they have no place here. You can either update the application or fade away into the sunset.
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GTK+3 was unstable for so long (and still has a lot of issues). I will likely evaluate the possibilities and choose a GUI tool kit. FLTK is a strong possibility. Gnome pretty much killed itself with GTK+3.
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If moving to GTK3 is not an option, for whatever reason, I wonder if a shell extension would be in order then?
https://blogs.gnome.org/aday/2017/08/31/status-icons-and-gnome/ -> This is worth a read, by the way.
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There may be a possibility of moving to GTK3. I decided to take a look at seeing how much work it would be. I may build a branch and see how that fares.
@mooninite - who are you to tell me what I can say on my project? Did you somehow achieve god-like status? Please be a thorn in someone else's project.
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And Parcellite can be used without icon, so it can work great on Gnome too, I assume - I am still running it on Unity so not sure. Thanks for your work, Rickyrockrat!
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But now with GTK 4 I am afraid GTK2 libreries will stop being included in distributions...
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The answer seems to be "stop using GTK."
This is a very simple app with a very simple UI. Migrating to a new UI framework every 2-3 years is a huge waste of time and resources.
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johntyree - I think you might be right. This reminds me of an app I wrote a long time ago that works with imlib and is a layer right on top of X. I know folks using QT, but that has it's own issues as well. Perhaps it's time to remove all GUI toolkits and use something even lower level.
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There plenty of good, generic "menu" apps available for X11. I'd be fine with dzen2 or something, probably. At any rate, it seems like there's no need to roll your own if you don't enjoy it.
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@rickyrockrat I share your frustration with the toolkit updates, and it would indeed be nice in the future to remove those dependencies. This appears, however, at least to my naïve eyes, to be substantially more work than porting to GTK3 (or, as someone mentioned, GTK4). I am very satisfied with Parcellite, and I would be saddened to see it go when distributions finally stop shipping GTK2.
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No worries. When GTK2 leaves the distros, I will port it to something. But I do not like having to learn a new API every time toolkit owner X decides they want to change it...
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Related Issues (20)
- Review/Update of pt_BR.po HOT 1
- No icon on ubuntu 20. HOT 23
- filter search instead of prefix search HOT 2
- Stop working after commit 17d28f56a958b512a5d422aa432754a1c8da6881 HOT 2
- avoid trimming quotes HOT 4
- "Preferences" can't be closed if the user subequently clicks back on the "primary" panel icon HOT 2
- Add "Delete" option to right-click HOT 1
- Add systemd service file to the instalation HOT 7
- Panel should appear above status bar HOT 2
- Parcellite automatically launches on start-up HOT 2
- Item copied to Clipboard list becomes invisible if already present in persistent history HOT 4
- Allow user to put clipboard lists in alphabetical order (feature request) HOT 1
- Add an option to set the command line added item as 'current'
- No icon in system tray on debian bookworm HOT 8
- Please add a clipboard timer HOT 1
- Security issue in Parcellite <= 1.2.1 HOT 4
- Compiling with makefile.simple fails on Ubuntu 22.04 HOT 1
- Parcellite hangs up HOT 2
- Where do text snippets get stored? HOT 2
- Core dump on attempt of read a string from persistent history HOT 10
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