Description of problem: When starting applications which need a system tray, their icons are missing from Gnome3 system tray. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): qt-4.8.4-19.fc19 How reproducible: Run systray among Qt Example. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
It is my understanding that system tray icons aren't shown (by default) in gnome3. See also: http://askubuntu.com/questions/155545/how-do-i-get-qsystemtrayicon-to-show-up-in-gnome-3
(In reply to Rex Dieter from comment #1) > It is my understanding that system tray icons aren't shown (by default) in > gnome3. > > See also: > http://askubuntu.com/questions/155545/how-do-i-get-qsystemtrayicon-to-show- > up-in-gnome-3 I could look for the icon near the bottom in the previous fedora version, but there are not those icons anywhere in Fedora 19.
Not sure how gnome works, and bugzilla really isn't a tech-support, but... reassigning to gnome-shell, for advice on where/how to find/see systray icons.
(In reply to tnrgus from comment #2) > I could look for the icon near the bottom in the previous fedora version, > but there are not those icons anywhere in Fedora 19. This should still be the case, e.g. we didn't make any (conscious) changes to the way legacy status icons are handled. Can you try to reproduce the problem with GTK+'s status icon implementation? I'm not seeing it here, so possibly something in QT's implementation changed which broken on GNOME.
Re: comment #2 you mention "previous fedora version", which one? Fwiw, we ship essentially the same Qt4 code on F17, F18, and F19 these days, so if it worked on f17/f18, and not f19, it's likely the failure is not Qt.
(In reply to Rex Dieter from comment #5) > Re: comment #2 > > you mention "previous fedora version", which one? > > Fwiw, we ship essentially the same Qt4 code on F17, F18, and F19 these days, > so if it worked on f17/f18, and not f19, it's likely the failure is not Qt. It means F19.
(In reply to tnrgus from comment #6) > (In reply to Rex Dieter from comment #5) > > Re: comment #2 > > > > you mention "previous fedora version", which one? > > > > Fwiw, we ship essentially the same Qt4 code on F17, F18, and F19 these days, > > so if it worked on f17/f18, and not f19, it's likely the failure is not Qt. > > It means F18.
(In reply to Florian Müllner from comment #4) > (In reply to tnrgus from comment #2) > > I could look for the icon near the bottom in the previous fedora version, > > but there are not those icons anywhere in Fedora 19. > > This should still be the case, e.g. we didn't make any (conscious) changes > to the way legacy status icons are handled. Can you try to reproduce the > problem with GTK+'s status icon implementation? I'm not seeing it here, so > possibly something in QT's implementation changed which broken on GNOME. Sorry, I am not good at gtk+ implementation.
Created attachment 763635 [details] GTK TrayIcon Example
Comment on attachment 763635 [details] GTK TrayIcon Example I built and run this example on both Fedora 18 and 19. It displays the system tray icon on Fedora 18, but the icon does not show on Fedora 19.
Created attachment 763679 [details] A Screenshot on Fedora 18 in the right corner of the notification area at the bottom of the screen
Odd, the provided example works as expected here (either GTK+-2 or GTK+-3) ...
(In reply to Florian Müllner from comment #12) > Odd, the provided example works as expected here (either GTK+-2 or GTK+-3) > ... Fedora 19?
If the desktop has the GNOME Panel Notification Area at first as soon as login, the systray example I mentioned shows a tray icon on Fedora 19. But the GNOME Panel Notification Area is not always shown. How can I display the notification area?
If the desktop has the GNOME Panel Notification Area at first as soon as login, the systray example I mentioned shows a tray icon on Fedora 19. But that area is not always shown.
(In reply to tnrgus from comment #13) > (In reply to Florian Müllner from comment #12) > > Odd, the provided example works as expected here (either GTK+-2 or GTK+-3) > > ... > > Fedora 19? Yes.
Possibly related: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=701613.
Created attachment 768013 [details] Systray of Qt Example
Please let me know the result of Qt Systray I attached. Once installing Fedora 19 Desktop Edition, I run the systray of Qt Example. But I could not look for the system tray icon.
Created attachment 768149 [details] ScreenShot on Fedora 19
(In reply to tnrgus from comment #14) https://wiki.gnome.org/GnomeOS/Design/Whiteboards/KeyboardShortcuts Toggle Message Tray Super+M
And, is this still reproducible using this update? https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2013-15571/gtk3-3.8.4-1.fc19 that includes the fix for the possibly-related https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=701613 mentioned in comment #17
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