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There's really only one reason I do use GNOME Shell: the Pidgin IM integration and Panel OSD extensions popup a pidgin notification in the center screen where I
by greatquux 8y ago
There's really only one reason I do use GNOME Shell: the Pidgin IM integration and Panel OSD extensions popup a pidgin notification in the center screen where I can reply back to it inline without having to switch to the desktop where pidgin is running (or switch to the active pidgin window even if it's running on the other monitor with the static desktop). I do so much communication with various people throughout the day (using protocols supported by Pidgin) that this saves me a whole heck of a lot of time. I just wish it was available for other desktops.
- xemdetia 8y agoWhat do you even use pidgin for nowadays? I haven't launched it since AIM died (and MSN before that).
- greatquux 8y agoI use Pidgin to connect to Skype, Facebook, XMPP and Google Hangouts with plugins. I communicate with lots of people on various networks and with only one program and even then only through notifications. I just need texting somehow and I'd be all set!