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On my desktop, with F15 / GNOME Shell, s-c-p seems to be creating a notification area icon for the print queue - when I click on it, I get the 'Document Print Status' window. Shell exposes text for notifications, which I guess is their name; this one seems to be named 'scp-dbus-service.py', so when you mouse over the icon, you see the text 'scp-dbus-service.py', which is somewhat ugly and doesn't tell you anything useful. Probably we should do something much better for print queue integration into Shell, but for now, it would be a good idea to fix the text that shows next to the notification area icon, as long as we have it... (It also has a tooltip telling you how many items are queued, which is almost impossible to read in the Shell interface).
Er... we shouldn't be showing that status icon at all when the notification server has the "persistence" capability. Are you using GNOME Shell proper, or fallback mode?
Shell proper. Any tests you need me to run?
Yes please: python << "EOF" import pynotify pynotify.init("foo") print pynotify.get_server_caps() EOF What output do you get?
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