[00:35] jo-erlend: I think libido has something to do with that. Not entirely sure myself just how its done, but I do know libido is involved. [00:45] TheMuso, that sounds a little bit suspicious. URL? :) [01:21] jo-erlend: Just check the source package. I don't know where it lives upstream. [01:23] TheMuso, can I use that in Python? [01:23] jo-erlend: Not sure if there are python bindings for it or not. [01:24] Hrm ok seems that there are no gir bindings for ido, http://launchpad.net/ido [01:24] Seems they are really only meant for system indicators. [01:24] There is probably a case for being able to use them elsewhere however. [01:25] If there were gir bindings, then you could indeed use it in python. [01:25] system indicators? Banshee uses it. Spotify does too? [01:25] TheMuso, gir? [01:25] Right. [01:25] Gobject introspection [01:25] ah. [01:26] yes, I've heard of that and PyGI? Does that mean better support for Python? [01:27] I mean... Will that make more libraries available? [01:31] Gobject introspection basically means you can use libraries written in GObject in python, without having the need for python specific bindings. [01:31] oh. That sounds great. [01:31] So for example the indicator stack is GObject based, so there is GObject introspectino for those to be used in python and other languages. [01:32] GObject has been around for a while, but GObject Introspection is something new, right? [01:33] So far as I know, yes. [01:34] that should also reduce the differenced between Python and other languages, as I understand it? [01:36] Not sure. [01:37] heh, though it seems as if every time I'm getting the hang of something, it's being replaced by something else. :) [01:38] Yeah I know what you mean. [01:39] but I've been told that the differences between pygtk and g-i will be rather small. === smspillaz|exams is now known as smstudyz === malcolmlewis is now known as malcolmlewis|afk === malcolmlewis|afk is now known as malcolmlewis [13:25] * malcolmlewis is away: getting coffee, be back in 5 mins [13:33] * malcolmlewis is back (gone 00:08:26) [13:50] hi all [13:52] I'd like the unity panel to always display the application menu instead of the window label and the menu showing up when hovering with the mouse on. couldn't find a way to change this, is this somehow possible? [14:06] noone knows about the menu issue? anyway, brb rebooting [14:43] good afternoon [14:44] how to activate overlay scrollbar on oneiric gnome classic session please (not in unity ) [14:44] ? [14:44] gnome3 * [16:46] DBO, ping === smstudyz is now known as pssng_git === pssng_git is now known as git_food === git_food is now known as git|out === git|out is now known as randomgit === randomgit is now known as pssing_git === pssing_git is now known as smspillaz [17:11] will we ever get back the opportunity to write away status in the memenu? [17:24] jaytaoko, ping [17:52] is there any reason why I shouldn't be able to use aGtkMenu from a GtkBuilder as indicator menu? [18:03] look at this for instance. Everything seems to be working, but I don't get any indicator menu on my panel: http://ubuntuone.com/p/zsC/ === xapantu_ is now known as xapantu [19:19] alright! So I have a functional appindicator menu. But how do I add my menu to an existing menu, like the message indicator? [19:56] jo-erlend: IIRC, you do it by setting type of the app indicator [19:56] let me look at the docs real quick [20:02] jo-erlend: I'm not sure how much has changed since this, but here's some good examples: http://gnomejournal.org/article/67/an-introduction-to-the-message-indicator [20:04] thanks. [20:05] it's been well over a year since I've written any indicator code :(