Open mp107 opened 7 years ago
still an issue in 1.20
Does the issue still exists?
@raveit65 It does. AFAICT the tray icons are sorted alphabetically by the application name. No matter what order I launch them in, they always appear in alphabetical order. Maybe that order depends on collation, e.g. something like "capitals first".
I think this behaviour is not really bad by itself - icons having somewhat permanent positions is actually pretty nice, especially since there's no way to change their order manually.
Now that it's "documented" here, it can probably be resolved as "intentional".
@dark-penguin Personally, I would still consider the behavior where 'system' icons (volume indicator, wifi indicator, etc...) get mingled with 'application' icons (pidgin, vlc, etc..) a bug.
The system icons should always be grouped together (and should be on the right).
If application icons are sorted alphabetically, I think that's fine, but the 'system' icons shouldn't get mixed in between application icons like this... that's really weird behavior that I've never seen in any other DE.
I don't think this has changed in any way since GNOME 2 save for indicators being in one part of the applet and legacy tray applets in the other
After update from Linux Mint MATE 18.1 to 18.2 came up an issue.
Expected behaviour
When an application creates a tray icon it shows up on the very left.
Actual behaviour
Some applications create the tray icon at the very left while some others put in in the incorrect place.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Start one of the applications:
Some applications put its tray icon in wrong place
Linux Distribution
Linux Mint 18.2 MATE
MATE general version, Package version