[virt-tools-list] [PATCH 0/5] Give a modern look to virt-virewer
Daniel P. Berrange
berrange at redhat.com
Mon Dec 19 12:35:08 UTC 2016
On Sat, Dec 17, 2016 at 05:50:07PM +0100, Fabiano Fidêncio wrote:
> From: Fabiano Fidêncio <fabiano at fidencio.org>
>
> So, this patch series has been waiting for a long time to be upstreamed
> and during this week there was some conversations on #spice about getting
> it reviewed (even though I had already mentioned a few times it's been
> blocked by the changes not yet merged in the foreign-menu, which will
> become an item instead under preferences instead of the menu it is
> nowadays).
>
> Now I've taken the bullet and rebased the series on top of a branch[0]
> which contains the latest work (in progress) done in the foreign menu.
> Or also cloneed directly from my github[1].
>
> For those who will be testing and reviewing, please, apply thos patches
> on top of [0].
>
> I was able to do some tests using RHEVM and foreign-menu icon
> "showability" works as expected.
>
> An important note here is that while I'm the person sending the patches
> the person who ended up writing the most part of the code is Sagar
> Ghuge, so, big thanks to him!
>
> I've done a few rounds of reviews privately with Sagar and IMO the
> patches, if not in the best shape, are quite okay.
>
> Hopefully we will be able to see it merged soon :-)
IMHO the result needs more work for non-GNOME desktop environments.
If I run it on non-GNOME, then I get the window manager's title bar
followed by the virt-viewer titlebar, duplicating the min/max/close
buttons and the window title. This wastes screen real estate and
looks pretty ugly, so I think we need to do better than that for
non-GNOME. ie, keep the original menu bar as-is for non-GNOME
desktops, and don't display the new fat header bar.
Regards,
Daniel
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