Closed marcinjahn closed 2 years ago
You don't give enough detail about your system! Which version of gnome-shell are you using? What version of the extension do you have?
Sorry, here it is: Fedora 35 Gnome 41.1 Extension V27
Screenshot with notifications open:
I look in the weekend, I do not have your version! indeed the red circle should not be visible!
I installed it from the Gnome Extensions website.
I can imagine. I use the icons of your theme. and usually this problem is there when the theme does not provide all the icons...
This started with the new version of Gnome and Fedora 35. This worked fine in Fedora 34 (with the same theme applied). Something changed in how the shell is picking icons because my volume icon disappeared as well.
@kcken My volume icon is fine:
Turned out my volume icon was due to a Fedora update that broke audio (problem with upgrading from 34 to 35 and the audio subsystem change) - fixed that now, and the volume icon is back. With regards to the problem with notifications - I fixed it in notifications.js - I changed:
const NoNotifications = 'task-past-due-symbolic'; const NewNotifications = 'task-due-symbolic';
to
const NoNotifications = 'task-none-symbolic'; const NewNotifications = 'task-due-symbolic';
I then created a task-none-symbolic icon (attached) and placed it in the same directory as task-due-symbolic which on my system was ~/.icons/BigSur/status/symbolic
With this change, when there are no notifications, the clipboard is blank.
Another option would be to use the 2 existing notification icons "notification-symbolic" and "notification-new-symbolic" as those already exist, and properly show the state of existing notifications (on my system those are a bell icon as opposed to a clipboard icon)
const NoNotifications = 'notification-symbolic'; const NewNotifications = 'notification-new-symbolic';
Anyway, hope this helps!
Hi @kcken, Thanks for the feedback, I will make a mix of all of these! The icons are theme dependent, I took the option to remove the extension icons to use the system one provided by the theme. We all have a different distribution or theme. Your feedback brings me a lot, are you able to propose a pull-request ?
On my environment the "notification-symbolic" and "notification-new-symbolic" are more consistent.
const NoNotifications = 'notification-symbolic';
const NewNotifications = 'notification-new-symbolic';
I made the same change:
const NoNotifications = 'task-past-due-symbolic'; const NewNotifications = 'task-due-symbolic';
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On my environment the "notification-symbolic" and "notification-new-symbolic" are more consistent.
const NoNotifications = 'notification-symbolic'; const NewNotifications = 'notification-new-symbolic';
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Hi All, Some functions are not working since the migration to the new gnome-shell formalism. This generates a lot of feedback from you (all), I'm solving this problem as a priority ! I'll work on your problem in the next days, but I can't change the icons as you suggest, the solution must be global and not only turned to your distribution.
On my environment the "notification-symbolic" and "notification-new-symbolic" are more consistent.
const NoNotifications = 'notification-symbolic';
const NewNotifications = 'notification-new-symbolic';
What is your environment? Can you be more specific. OS:? gnome-shell:? Wayland | X11:? Default theme? Default icons?
On my environment the "notification-symbolic" and "notification-new-symbolic" are more consistent.
const NoNotifications = 'notification-symbolic';
const NewNotifications = 'notification-new-symbolic';
What is your environment? Can you be more specific. OS:? gnome-shell:? Wayland | X11:? Default theme? Default icons?
OS: Fedora release 35 DE: GNOME 41.4 X11 Theme: WhiteSur-dark Icons: WhiteSur-dark ... but with latest release of Big-Sur-StatusArea 3c1e253 it's ok
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for the contribution of @AI-ien!
I'm seeing this:
I have no notifications at the moment. Shouldn't the red circle disappear?