replacing signal handlers

Hey, How can I replace a signal handler? More specifically, in line 258 of ui/main.js a handler is registered global.screen.connect('notify::n-workspaces', _nWorkspacesChanged); Now I want to replace that handler. What is the best way of doing this? I tried replacing the function imports.ui.

Re: Disliking gnome 3

Selfish , yes, or rather self-assured lazy, that is not even possible as you are open source developers that clearly get results On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 15:05, Mark Curtis wrote: > >I think it is better to say "We are not doing X becaus

Re: Disliking gnome 3

Dear Giovanni, Thank you for your very polite and well formulated answer. Your reply makes clear that the patronizing attitude is (as expected) totally coincidental. Yet I also share Ben's feelings. I think it is a communications problem. To many people, the changes are an inconvenience. And whi

Re: Notes on extensions.gnome.org security

I think sandboxingis not the only option, Spidermonkey supports stack walking, so it would be possible to assign

Re: Suspend & Power Off: A compromise

I think the small power down button in the mock-up would be great On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 23:46, Sven K. wrote: > Maybe a good "compromise" would be showing a *small* shutdown icon next to > suspend (only) when hover over the suspend-option with the mouse? > Something like this, if that's possibl

Re: Dynamic Workspaces - Proposal

I am very much in favor of "no auto close" or "no auto close for the first N desktops". I'll try to make an extensions if I find the time. *Rationale* I use my desktops per topic and they remain open for a long time. So I know what is on which, and I hate it when they renumber. I prefer an empty

Experience feedback

Hi designers, I joined this list to give you my opinion about gnome 3. I'll first give the good news and then the bad news. First of all: I love the software architecture. The javascript integration is great. It allows me to customize the shell, just as I customize my bash shell. Second: it take

Re: Gnome objectives

On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 10:37 PM, Alessandro Crismani wrote: > Il giorno mer, 24/11/2010 alle 20.17 +0530, dE . ha scritto: >> > Alt+Tab for window switching is definately better than anything else >> > out there. It groups similar windows yet make it clear which wind

Re: Gnome objectives

On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 2:44 PM, Thomas Bouffon wrote: > 1) Which features of the gnome shell do you consider more ergonomic >> >> 2) How do you find the gnome shell more productive than then classic Gnome >> DE? >> >> than the classic gnome? > > I would ans

Re: Gnome objectives

hell efficient in handling this? > >> 2) How do you find the gnome shell more productive than then classic Gnome >> DE? > > I find it easier to locate and manage running applications. > Again give a real world example. I've given you. >> 3) How is gnome shell eas

Re: Gnome objectives

Ok, so all people who like Gnome shell, I request them to answer a few questions - 1) Which features of the gnome shell do you consider more ergonomic than the classic gnome? 2) How do you find the gnome shell more productive than then classic Gnome DE? 3) How is gnome shell easier to use than

Re: Gnome objectives

Precisely, as I was saying this looks more for an embedded device. So it should take on lower priority as with the netbook interface for KDE... and unlike what gnome is doing now, the KDE team did a great job designing it. On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 12:27 PM, Gerald Henriksen wrote: > On Mon, 22 Nov

Gnome objectives

So I ran a poll on this in various communities - http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-853679.html http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=57638&start=0 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1628158 The Gentoo guys have interesting things to say, most of them are developers and in that par

Re: Fwd: Gnome objectives

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Johannes Schmid wrote: > Hi! > >> Corporates do not like Composting. In fact most mature people who use >> PC do not like composting... I'm telling you this first hand... it's >> the young people (for e.g students) who use their Desktops as a toy >> are the ones wh

Fwd: Gnome objectives

Sorry, sending to gnome-shell-list. -- Forwarded message -- From: dE . Date: Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 7:13 PM Subject: Re: Gnome objectives To: Johannes Schmid On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 1:36 PM, Johannes Schmid wrote: > Hi! > >> So, I've this mutter window mana

Gnome objectives

Hello everyone. I decided to discuss on this mailing list mainly cause of the developments in Gnome-3 and especially Gnome shell. It has appeared in the mailing list and keeping in mind that, I suggest and make the gnome-shell team realize a few things. Firstly something which's hard to maintain

switching between applications

Hi. After I've grouped applications in a screen, is there an easy way to switch between them over than using alt+tab? Would it be possible for exemple next to activity where the active application is displayed, to provide a scroll list of the applications in that screen that I could switch to

Re: new features???

I'm interested in this too. - Luuk On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 3:59 AM, wrote: > Hi y'all > Just a query > > I was wondering if any ideas for adding any new features has been excepted > and being worked on? > I've seen so many great mockups on gnome live but I never see anything > significant added

Re: gnome-shell screen flickers

I have the exact same flickers. I'm just replying to let this be known. The flicker occurs everytime when the date/time clicked, and only sometimes when the overlay is accessed or a notification is presented. As said, it has happened that the shell just exits itself after a flicker. - Luuk On Fr

Re: gnome-shell application intergration

So, suppose I would like to support Emesene (Python MSN clone) in the messaging tray, what protocols, standards, guidelines and documents would I need to make this happen? - Luuk On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Giovanni Campagna < scampa.giova...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 8:4

Re: Gnome Shell Tabbed Interface new mock-up

I actually think it's a pretty good idea because of the way we are getting used to tabbed interfaces these days. I would prefer the tabbed interface over the workspace applets we now have, because of the possibility to name the tabs to the activity/project. However, I guess GS has already too much

Re: little modification for a big improve

+ 1. I agree that the whole overlay feels like a whole different phase or mode, mostly because of the scaled instances of the windows, which I don't use. (As I have a lot of windows open that I navigate with a dock or ALT+TAB) - Luuk On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Frederik Nnaji wrote: > perha

Re: Build fails - missing files from gdk

somewhere on the net? - Luuk On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 12:58 AM, Owen Taylor wrote: > On Mon, 2010-04-19 at 17:14 +0200, Luuk de Waal Malefijt wrote: > > > I'm running the stable build from the repo (on Ubuntu 9.10), but I > > wanted to get to use the latest version of

Build fails - missing files from gdk

Hi, I'm running the stable build from the repo (on Ubuntu 9.10), but I wanted to get to use the latest version of GS, so I could align my thoughts for a design proposal with it. However, the build fails at phase 2 when running jhbuild, and gives the following: In file included from :28: /usr/incl

Re: Full screen color management

to make this possible? > > Color correction of the full screen would be great. (I usually use my > wide gamut lcd in sRGB mode to avoid eye-soring over-saturated icons > etc.) That's truely a shame... Regards, Pascal de Bruijn ___ gnome-sh

Re: Full screen color management

the X > server. > > Is full screen color correction something that you think is a good > idea, and also would you allow me to create the required hooks in > mutter-plugin.h to make this possible? It's probably a good idea, however I do wonder how this will affect slow machines... netbooks anybody? Not that most folks will be doing graphics work on a netbook... What's mutter? Regards, Pascal de Bruijn ___ gnome-shell-list mailing list gnome-shell-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list

task bar in gnome shell?

Hi. As the discussion keeps going about this hot topic here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1305154&page=110 I know there was discussions about this in the mailing list but I don't remember a solution to this. What was the status quo? Will we have a way other than overlay and alt-tabb

Re : Tested the latest build

No! It's neat. I love your colors. That's what I have on my laptop now :) Blue background, blue shades for my window's borders etc... This is a really nice gnome-shell theme. Nico ____ De : Bob Hazard À : Ryan Peters Cc : gnome-shell-list@gnom

Re : Tested the latest build

This is exciting :) I'll get the latest version to toy around this week end. Wooh! Nico ____ De : Ryan Peters À : gnome-shell-list@gnome.org Envoyé le : Ven 8 Janvier 2010, 9 h 34 min 30 s Objet : Tested the latest build I'm using a PPA (Launchpad repo

Re : interapplication communication

to choose the behavior. regards, Nico ____ De : Felipe Erias Morandeira À : gnome-shell-list@gnome.org Envoyé le : Mer 30 Décembre 2009, 11 h 51 min 41 s Objet : Re: interapplication communication You are suggesting a task bar/window list/dock, even if you don&#

Tr : Re : Time based profiles for recent docs. (day routine based)

ike a playlist in your favorite media player.It might be possible to stack tabs on 2 rows. Nico - Message d'origine De : Stéphan Peccini À : GNOME SHELL Envoyé le : Mar 17 Novembre 2009, 3 h 47 min 56 s Objet : Re: Time based profiles for recent docs. (day routine based) Le lundi 1

Re : Time based profiles for recent docs. (day routine based)

bs on 2 rows. Nico - Message d'origine De : Stéphan Peccini À : GNOME SHELL Envoyé le : Mar 17 Novembre 2009, 3 h 47 min 56 s Objet : Re: Time based profiles for recent docs. (day routine based) Le lundi 16 novembre 2009 à 12:21 -0800, DEEPAK KUMAR a écrit : Hi, > >

Re : Time based profiles for recent docs. (day routine based)

ties or a saved profile and make it default. I would be quite annoyed to pick an option every time I create a new workspace I think. - Message d'origine De : Stéphan Peccini À : GNOME SHELL Envoyé le : Lun 16 Novembre 2009, 12 h 25 min 06 s Objet : Re: Time based profiles for recent docs

gnome shell very dark + a couple more problems

Hi. I've just installed gnome shell. On running the command gnome-shell --replace & in terminal, I got a black top panel. the date/time and activities menu are not showing properly unless I click on it in which case I can have a sense of it. The terminal window I used turned into a white box w