[e-users] Changing System Resolution Results in "systray duplicate" error
Jeff Hoogland
when they change resolution (both via randr directly and the E tool):
"every time I change the screen resolution I got an error that
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"Another systray exists"
"There can be only one systray gadget and another one exists"
----------"
Removing all systray gadgets still results in this same message they claim.
Is anyone else getting this issue or is it limited to my Bodhi packages?
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On Mar 21, 2012, at 3:23 PM, Jeff Hoogland wrote:
> I've had two users now report that the latest E builds are causing an issue
> when they change resolution (both via randr directly and the E tool):
>
> "every time I change the screen resolution I got an error that
>
> ---------------
> "Another systray exists"
>
> "There can be only one systray gadget and another one exists"
> ----------"
>
> Removing all systray gadgets still results in this same message they claim.
> Is anyone else getting this issue or is it limited to my Bodhi packages?
>
> --
> ~Jeff Hoogland <http://jeffhoogland.com/>
> Thoughts on Technology <http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/>, Tech Blog
> Bodhi Linux <http://bodhilinux.com/>, Enlightenment for your Desktop
Just tried it here, worked without problem. Used the settings panel to change resolution.
Jeff Hoogland
If I have a systray on my shelf and change resolution, I get the error
message and the systray (my only one) vanishes. In I change resolution a
second time - I get no error message and my systray reappear in the place
it is suppose to be. If I change resolution a third time - same error
message and the systray vanishes again.
Changing resolution around appear to repeat this process back and forth.
Jeff Hoogland
occurs when the systray is present (pardon my first email where I said it
always happened - the users implied it always happened).
David Seikel
<JeffHo...@Linux.com> wrote:
> If I have a systray on my shelf and change resolution, I get the error
> message and the systray (my only one) vanishes. In I change
> resolution a second time - I get no error message and my systray
> reappear in the place it is suppose to be. If I change resolution a
> third time - same error message and the systray vanishes again.
>
> Changing resolution around appear to repeat this process back and
> forth.
Are you changing resolution to one where the systray would be off
screen?
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Jeff Hoogland
changing from 1920x1080 to 1680x1050
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Shane McGuire
when I switch off my laptop screen and use my external monitor using nvidia
official driver. Resolution goes from 1600x900 to 1920x1200.
The only workaround I can see is removing the systray from the shelf after
the shift in resolution and then re-adding it again.
Is the amount of systray instances counted by the shelf or by systray
itself?
Cheers,
Shane