Closed Netherquark closed 2 years ago
The elementary team will not do this. I abandoned the distro for this reason.
If you still want to try install: https://github.com/Lafydev/wingpanel-indicator-ayatana
To add support for Legacy icons (Wine, PlayOnLinux) see here : msmaldi/wingpanel-indicator-na-tray
Well thats lame. Guess ill stick to fedora. Thanks for the help anyways
Thanks for filing an issue report! Pantheon is an independent desktop environment and it isn't based on GNOME Shell.
The 3 contemporary "systray" APIs are not compatible with sandboxed apps and won't work on Wayland, so we have no plans to add support for these APIs. You can read a more in-depth explanation here: https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/qsub7c/comment/hkg7mo1/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Closing as "Out of scope" since desktops are going to remove these APIs and apps should use modern APIs like the background portal and desktop launcher actions
What Happened?
I installed Zoom and logged in. That was fine. After this, I closed the window but i couldn't see the Zoom logo in the right corner like I usually can with any distro having the Gnome DE (I'm only experienced with Gnome, and I presume Pantheon is based on the same, judging the look). So, I had to figure out how to kill the process, then start it again. If I close it, it remains running as a ghost of sorts and theres no way to open the window. One way to fix this might be the "AppStatusIndicator and KstatusItem and legacy Tray icons support" extension being bundled in by default. Not sure what the problem is, but this might be it. This experience ruined my introduction to Elementary OS. I'll be back later maybe. Sticking to Fedora for the time being.
Steps to Reproduce
Install Zoom flatpak from flathub.org
Log in
Close the chat window
Try to open zoom
Expected Behavior
Zoom closes to the status bar / tray and is openable from there
OS Version
6.x (Odin)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
Hardware Info
Tried this in a Oracle Virtualbox VM. Probably not relevant, but allocated 2GB and 1 core of my 2200G.