Xfcalendar System tray
Mickael Graf
mgf at bredband.net
Thu Jul 10 09:12:15 CEST 2003
Hi Prophet
prophet wrote:
> Hi Mickael,
>
> So far I think XFcalendar is very nice and is going to be very handy.
Thanks :-)
> However, I only have one thing that I think IMHO a better idea then
> having the system tray icon. I would think it more natural and proper
> to be part of the xfce clock panel plugin. You click on the clock and
> it brings up the xfcalendar instead.
I was thinking to give the user the choice of using systray icon (and
other features) from a configuration panel. And maybe build a plug-in
which displays the date in the panel. BUT the clock provides already the
date. That's a discussion the clock maintainer (Jasper ?) should think
of too.
>
> Just thinking that it would be better, and eliminates the use of icons
> in the system tray. One thing I hated windows for was all the *$!-#$@
> systray icons and how long they take to load...lol.
Well, I have dual-boot here (my wife hasn't switch yet) and yes, it
takes time to load mozilla, openoffice etc...
>
> Anyways, just my .02 cents.
Thanks, it's always welcome!
Cheers
Mickaël
>
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