Public bug reported:
I've just installed Blueman and noticed that when BT is off, the icon is
REALLY HIGHLIGHTED.
This may or may not be desired, but I find the convention adopted by the
default Bluetooth system indicator in Ubuntu Unity to make more sense.
In the screenshot, Bluetooth is off, and the default icon is disabled,
while Blueman is BLUE. Turning Bluetooth on makes both icons look grey
on black.
(Side note: it would be nice of Blueman offered an option to replace the
default Bluetooth manager's icon, so we wouldn't see two icons.)
** Affects: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "Blueman disconnected icon is too highlighted.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1621724/+attachment/4737223/+files/Blueman%20disconnected%20icon%20is%20too%20highlighted.png
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Title:
Blueman disconnected icon is too emphasized
Status in alsa-driver package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I've just installed Blueman and noticed that when BT is off, the icon
is REALLY HIGHLIGHTED.
This may or may not be desired, but I find the convention adopted by
the default Bluetooth system indicator in Ubuntu Unity to make more
sense. In the screenshot, Bluetooth is off, and the default icon is
disabled, while Blueman is BLUE. Turning Bluetooth on makes both icons
look grey on black.
(Side note: it would be nice of Blueman offered an option to replace
the default Bluetooth manager's icon, so we wouldn't see two icons.)
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