It's very confusing for me when I click the big 'X' in my window controls,
only to find that the application I was attempting to close has since been
minimized to my system try (or notification area or its respective indicator
applet or wherever it goes instead of quitting). Examples of programs w
> I like the new button idea. It could be only on applications that
> could be minimized to the tray.
The button has actually been discussed previously:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124326
I actually don't think the new button is a particularly elegant or
ideal solution, but it also wouldn't b
> > Why must this be different in Rhythmbox?
>
> Think about Rhythmbox as some kind of service running in the
> background. The window is just a user interface for that service that
> you can close if you don't need it, without stopping the service.
Ok, I'll give you that it technically means 'clo
On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Danny Piccirillo
wrote:
> Why was Shotwell chosen over Solang? It seems the only motivation for
> shotwell is to try Vala. Solang seems to already be in line with what
> we need and want. Is there a link to where this decision was made so
> we can see the discussi
