> You can: > (a) start it an minimize it - it appears in the tray. > - or - > (b) have it start at startup. > > I honestly cannot see a problem to be solved. > > If it is running it appears in the tray underlined - that tells you it > is active.
Trolling answer. > >> Also the tray icon also shows other stuff: For Dropbox / Seafile it >> shows when it's currently syncing data by spinning arrows. > > A package could very well choose to contain a shell extension if it > needs some persistent custom presentation - a path exists to solve that > problem. Many don't bother, likely, because it is a rather trivial > matter. How often do you care if something is synchronizing? It was > one of the failures of GNOME-2 is that the toolbar actively promoted a > kind of AD-HD; when there was work to be done. > This reply just shows you have no idea what you/we are talking about. You are on my ignore list from now. Bye bye _______________________________________________ gnome-shell-list mailing list gnome-shell-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list
