minimize to system tray
See original GitHub issueDescription
Want git desktop to have option for tray icon in windows.
Version
GitHub Desktop version: 1.0.13
OS version: windows 10
Steps to Reproduce
- github doesn’t have a tray icon option
Expected behavior: github has option for a tray icon when minimized
Actual behavior: desktop does not have option for a tray icon when minimized
Reproduces how often: 100%
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Additional Information
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:6
- Comments:19 (7 by maintainers)
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@shiftkey, when GitHub Desktop is in system tray and not in the taskbar, the application is still running and not clogging the taskbar. It might be useful when you have a lot of open programs - in that case any extra taskbar icon (layout) leads to shrinking the current icons.
Hi @razvan-flavius-panda, thanks for your view. I would caution that the implication that the people you mentioned don’t care about satisfying user needs is insulting as all of these people care deeply about our users and their needs. As I’m sure you can appreciate, working on products, especially in open source, involves having to make decisions that some portion of people will inevitably disagree with no matter what you decide.
We respectfully disagree and have shared our reasoning. We do try to adhere to conventions unless there’s a compelling reason to depart from them, and they can be helpful in making decisions. In this case, the convention seems like a reasonable guide, and we understand that some folks may disagree with that. Hope you continue to enjoy using Desktop in spite of this.