indicator applet?
Nolan Darilek
nolan at thewordnerd.info
Wed Apr 14 03:05:31 BST 2010
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Yes, I can definitely confirm it. This same behavior also exists in the
applet that lets me lock the screen, log out, etc.--not sure of its name.
Has anyone filed a bug on this? I've just been living with it, but
you're right, it is more important in Lucid and having to right-click
every time I want to check my battery status or whatnot is going to get
annoying fast.
If not, it would be great if earlier adopters filed these sorts of bugs.
I honestly didn't see the point of this applet until today, and thought
that it was a gnome-panel issue, but seeing as these two are the only
applets which behave this way, that doesn't seem to be the case, and
it's probably going to be tough or impossible to fix this so late.
On 04/13/2010 08:45 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:
> Hi
> Can anyone else confirm that, when focused, indicator applet locks the
> keyboard focus to the right half of the panel until you either click
> with flat review or the physical mouse to get out? Given indicator
> applet's increased importance in Lucid, can this be seriously looked
> into? It is, if not limited to my systems alone for some reason, an
> accessibility issue that seriously degrades the desktop experience.
> Thanks
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