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Window disappears and cannot be restored when minimized #50

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tdionne opened this issue Jun 2, 2012 · 8 comments
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Window disappears and cannot be restored when minimized #50

tdionne opened this issue Jun 2, 2012 · 8 comments

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@tdionne
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tdionne commented Jun 2, 2012

I am using Snakefire 1.0.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 with Unity. When I minimize the Snakefire window, it disappears and cannot be restored. I have to quit it using the tray icon, and then restart it. It will allow me to start a second instance too which seems wrong.

I am trying to use Snakefire instead of Chrome and I love it, but I need to be able to minimize it. :)

Thanks.

@sevenseacat
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+1 Came here to post the exact same thing.

@holbech
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holbech commented Dec 4, 2012

+1

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@berglind
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+1

@dhendry
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dhendry commented Oct 30, 2013

+1

@jfunction
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+1 :(

@jfunction
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Anyone else having a problem, I found a quick hack to make this work (I think).
edit snakefire/mainframe.py as follows:
find the two places where it says self.getSetting("program", "minimize")
under each, comment out self.hide() by prepending it with a #, ie make it #self.hide().

That should be all, now run snakefire and you should be good :)

@raelgc
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raelgc commented Jan 22, 2015

My propose to fix it is to restore the default behaviors (minimize button will minimize the window, close will hide it) and I've added a "Show" button to systray menu.

@raelgc
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raelgc commented Jan 22, 2015

In case someone is using the Ubuntu PPA I've already pushed these changes to Precise, Trusty and Utopic.

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