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Accent colors for GNOME has been merged as well!(gitlab.gnome.org)

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thayer@lemmy.ca
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I’m happy to see it’s finally happening, and I hope they left its implementation flexible.

What I’d really love to see (aside from triple buffer) is a real solution to the system tray situation. AppIndicator is problematic for some apps and under certain X11/Wayland desktops, and even when it works well it is cumbersome to use compared to traditional tray implementations. Hoping we see a new approach soon.

In the meantime, I’ve been enjoying a revisit to KDE Plasma under Kinoite and I have to say I’m really impressed with both DEs!

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TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world
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Gnome have been trying to agree on a standardised, cross-desktop system tray replacement for a long time now. Unfortunately it hasn’t really got anywhere, so it’ll be a while.

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Thann@lemmy.ml
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Yes! They can’t just abandon the system tray…

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thayer@lemmy.ca
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And I don’t even care if they keep it as a “tray”. I’d be content with integration into the dash if they can make it work smoothly. For example, just having the app start minimized as a regular icon (or segregated icon) in the dash…just something at this point.

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They clearly can

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Thann@lemmy.ml
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Its just going to be the number 1 installed mod, and leave everybody facepalming

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