Why did they remove the system tray?
Why did they remove the system tray?
Wyatt Gutierrez
Jordan Powell
Inconsistent icons and behaviors. They are working with Freedesktop to implement a standard API for systrays so they can bring it back later.
William Scott
it looked terrible
Colton Martin
It is much better not to have any indication that a program is running in the background as the icons in the systray get in the way of true productivity.
Gabriel Carter
>picrel
Why do you not want to know what's running in the background of your system
Juan Anderson
Gnome already has those icons of background programs on the dash, the systray is redundant
Adrian Johnson
This. The system tray has always been a redundant feature in desktop environments: as long as you have some kind of window/application list (which every DE indeed has), the system tray is unnecessary.
Everything it does can be easily replicated by an entry on the window list.
Colton Jenkins
>GNOME
omg I'm gonna remooooooooove
Justin Ward
They hate you and won't stop until you are no longer using that piece of shit tablet looking ass foot fag OS
You asked for this you gave them the power
Support KDE or get a foot up your ass and a fungal infection in your colon.
Jace Barnes
I just use htop.
Zachary Peterson
you DON'T need it
Jaxson Morgan
How many decades will this take?
Jose Reed
Who is "they"?
Austin Diaz
Me and Me.
Carson Sanders
The foot clan, did you not read OP?
Jack Taylor
Can you name one member of this clan?
Dylan Cook
Fritz Haarmann
Jordan Jones
>Why did they remove the desktop icons?
Aiden White
>They are working with Freedesktop to implement a standard API for systrays so they can bring it back later.
This may be true, but my heart tells me that will never happen in my lifetime.
Blake Cooper
jews
Blake Reyes
Probably because they're lazy and if they keep removing things they'll have to do less work
Jose Rogers
“GNOME’s logo is a huge footprint, but it is Gnot clearly established whether it is a huge memory footprint or a huge disk footprint. It has been theorized that the logo was originally slated to have two footprints, but the developers found having 2 feet to be an unnecessary feature, so they have been actively campaigning with the “One Man – One Foot” movement.”
Carson Evans
James Rivera
Right after they add thumbnails.
Alexander Lewis
>GNOME
gno
Charles Murphy
gem
Zachary Baker
It's what they do.