It took me a long time to find out, that a double click is needed to
open jitsi in the panel, while all my other sip-phones in the panel are
opened with a single click. Is there a reason for a double click?
To make it clear, I use 1 siphone only at the same time, but sometimes
I need others for testing.
Al
It took me a long time to find out, that a double click is needed to
open jitsi in the panel, while all my other sip-phones in the panel are
opened with a single click.
I'm not entirely sure why it would take you a long time - you click
once and it doesn't work, you don't get the idea to try with a double
click so the only other alternative seems like right-clicking and the
context menu has a way of opening Jitsi... Anyway, we're talking about
multiple operating systems here so I guess it is not as clear cut as
it seems at first.
Is there a reason for a double click?
Is there no discussion on the subject in the dev mailing list archive?
It rings a tiny bell so you may want to try searching through it.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 2:40 AM, Al Bogner <jitsi@ml102.pinguin.uni.cc> wrote:
It took me a long time to find out, that a double click is needed to
open jitsi in the panel, while all my other sip-phones in the panel are
opened with a single click. Is there a reason for a double click?
May I second that? If it's no big trouble please allow showing / hiding the Jitsi window with one click only (on the systray icon). Constantly double clicking is so.. unnecessary.
Regards
Liviu
On Sat, 26 Mar 2011 01:40:29 +0100, Al Bogner <jitsi@ml102.pinguin.uni.cc> wrote:
To make it clear, I use 1 siphone only at the same time, but sometimes
I need others for testing.Al
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