Starting with Ubuntu 17.10 the interface will be provided by an
extension (shipped by default):
https://github.com/ubuntu/gnome-shell-extension-appindicator
Legacy tray icons have been completely removed in GNOME 3.26. By
checking the interface, this will allow users of other distributions
with GNOME to also use Telegram's indicator with the extension.
Signed-off-by: Jan Niklas Hasse <jhasse@bixense.com> (github: jhasse)
Use Qt::Dialog instead of Qt::Tool which works better with window
activation / deactivation handling.
Stop displaying the panel on all spaces when the call is established.
Also implement panels that appear in all spaces on macOS.
Using them for calls panels and custom notifications, so it
will be possible to use custom notifications in macOS as well.
Ubuntu 17.04 launch results in segfault if the build was done
by GCC 6.2 (works fine with GCC 4.9). Backtrace shows that it
crashes in gtk_init_check() call somewhere in libmirclient and
tests show that it works fine with GDK_BACKEND=x11.
So we use gdk_set_allowed_backends() method to explicitly state
that we support only "x11" GDK backend, that way it doesn't try
to use libmirclient and it does not crash.
Fix#3176#3162
What has been done:
* Removed deprecated Encoding key
* Specified correct WM class for StartupWMClass key
* Fixed icon name
I also fixed restarting when language is changed and there is no Updater
Signed-off-by: Nicholas Guriev <guriev-ns@ya.ru> (github: mymedia2)
Currently the build without implicitly included precompiled header
is not supported anyway (because Qt MOC source files do not include
stdafx.h, they include plain headers).
So when we decide to support building without implicitly included
precompiled headers we'll have to fix all the headers anyway.
Some major platform-dependent file operations refactoring.
All methods like "open file", "open file with", "show in folder"
were moved to core/file_utilities module with platform-dependent
backends. All methods interacting with DesktopServices made async.
Now each platform-dependent module declares its interface in
platform/platform_module.h file and after that includes platform-
specific headers like platform/win/module_win.h with implementation.
Also removed the legacy WinRT platform-dependent implementations.
