--Sebastien Bacher, I think it is part of the gnome-applets. is it not?
Help lists it as a> Notification area "Applet"
Introduction to the Desktop / Using the Panels / Default Panel Objects / Notification Area Applet
Also, i couldnt find an alternate appropriate package for the notification area are alone.
--Adam Bielinski , This bug is still active , but not a papercut , since this requires a ot more effort , creating new applets is not a papercuts task.
Where it states :
" They may change to indicate a change of state, but should not do so when that change is occurs regularly rapidly. A battery status indicator would usually change slowly, therefore an icon is appropriate. "
Similar to the power meter, the nm-applet , bluetooth , volume are also state indicators , it is about the state of the system too
Just reading a part of the HIG , sometimes can be confusing ;)
--Sebastien Bacher, I think it is part of the gnome-applets. is it not?
Help lists it as a> Notification area "Applet"
Introduction to the Desktop / Using the Panels / Default Panel Objects / Notification Area Applet
Also, i couldnt find an alternate appropriate package for the notification area are alone.
--Adam Bielinski , This bug is still active , but not a papercut , since this requires a ot more effort , creating new applets is not a papercuts task.
On a side note , *If you had read the page fully* , just below that you would also notice > http:// library. gnome.org/ devel/hig- book/stable/ desktop- notification- area.html. en#notification -area-animation
Where it states :
" They may change to indicate a change of state, but should not do so when that change is occurs regularly rapidly. A battery status indicator would usually change slowly, therefore an icon is appropriate. "
Similar to the power meter, the nm-applet , bluetooth , volume are also state indicators , it is about the state of the system too
Just reading a part of the HIG , sometimes can be confusing ;)