Closed lukefromdc closed 1 year ago
Just tested successfully with Ayatana appindicator, since I cannot readly uninstall this a test against the older Ubuntu appindicator is not practical here. Previously had both installed at once.
Output from configuration included these relevent lines:
Accountsservice ..........: yes
AppIndicator enabled: yes
Ayatana AppIndicator (preferred) yes
Ubuntu AppIndicator (legacy) no
Maintainer mode ..........: no
Cleaned up a tab used instead of spaces by mistake. We NEED this if indicators are to be used in Debian Unstable or the coming release witthout digging up years-old packages
It builds fine with using libappindicator on a ayatana appIndicator free system like fedora.
AppIndicator enabled: yes
Ayatana AppIndicator (preferred) no
Ubuntu AppIndicator (legacy) yes
As a side note i found out that it is possible to to use both build dependencies when installed.
AppIndicator enabled: yes
Ayatana AppIndicator (preferred) yes
Ubuntu AppIndicator (legacy) yes
Well, i don't think that there is a distro which use both, but it is a bit weird.
This is the updated version of https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-polkit/pull/41/