Sandro Tosi <mo...@debian.org> writes: >> I was unable to reproduce this on either my sid system or my buster >> system (with local bpo of 0.7.5); both systems use KDE, and left >> clicking on the tray icon opens the application window in both cases. > > i'm using gnome-flashback here > >> Would you please share what desktop environment, > > gnome with the flashback session > >> and possibly system >> tray application you're using? > > not even sure how to get that information, i guess gnome default one >
Thanks for this info :-) I've also just confirmed that left click on Vorta's tray applet doesn't function correctly using tint2 on openbox. >> I vaguely remember this might be the >> case under GNOME Shell (I forget which system tray extension). Would >> you please also check if system-tray-using applications like >> transmission-qt are affected, > > i tried transmission-qt, and a single left click on a > minimized-to-tray app opens the app again, as expected > Cool, so Qt tray applets on gnome-flashback (and presumably GNOME shell) are good. That's a relief! (qjackctl would have also been affected). >> and ideally also another PyQt >> system-tray-using application? > > anyone you can suggest here? > It was more difficult than expected to track one down, and I wasn't able to find one in Debian, but this one looks decent for the purposes of testing (PyQt5, with a left-click action) https://pypi.org/project/weather-applet/ It introduces an additional factor (appletlib); however, if weather-applet with appletlib functions correctly on gnome-flashback, then I think it will be reasonable to suppose that appletlib has a more correct system-tray implementation than Vorta; Then we can forward both this bug and a link to the GPL3+ appletlib library to Manu, as a PyQt5 tray reference implementation--given that appletlib and this bug exist, I suspect system-tray support might not be as straight-forward to implement as the PyQt5 docs indicate. >> I think you'll agree that we ought to >> verify that this isn't a more widespread Qt, PyQt, GNOME Shell, or >> system-tray-extension issue :-) > > no problem in further debugging this issue as instructed > Thanks again for taking the time to debug this; now we've narrowed it down to either a Vorta issue, or a PyQt5 issue which appears to only affect Vorta--since it doesn't seem like anything else in the archive uses this functionality. Cheers, Nicholas
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