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Description of problem: In GNOME 2, pino had a system tray icon which the window would minimize to. In GNOME 3, there is no system tray. There are also no window minimize buttons (there is only close), and there is a notification area on the bottom of the screen. Effectively, I cannot find any way to minimize pino within GNOME 3, rendering it much less usable. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pino-0.3-0.3.20101112hg.fc15.x86_64
Before, we pile one more reports one by one, the packaged snapshot is fairly broken and we are aware of it however upstream is going through a major rewrite and the latest tip doesn't build https://code.google.com/p/pino-twitter/issues/detail?id=336 Until this is sorted out, none of the bugs you have reported are going to be fixed. Unfortunate but that's the current status.
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