David Hobley
David Hobley
The issue is something to do with apps which share the same executable but are named differently, I think. Contacts is the same app as the Dialler, but named differently....
Yes - when this does happen, the desktop doesn't render any apps/icons for me either (briefly until the crash screen is displayed).
That's weird; they sit at the top right for me. Let me take a look and I'll get back to you.
AppItemView.java -> onDraw() if (_notificationCount > 0) { float radius = _iconSize * .15f; canvas.drawCircle(_iconSize - radius, _heightPadding, radius, _notifyPaint); }
Perfect - that makes sense. The new line required is: canvas.drawCircle(_iconSize - radius, radius, radius, _notifyPaint); If you could confirm that works for you, I'll submit a PR.
OK, I have added in the suggested change to put numbers in the notification label (I made a couple of changes from your suggested code, sorry). Great suggestion, thanks. PR...
If we are looking at this, could it be possible to add a feature request to be able to get a LatLng from a click on the map please?
Thanks. I missed that. Humblest apologies.
Sorry - should have posted my last comment here - v0.2.1-alpha6 shows the Music folder, but it is greyed out. Presumably because it is a link to an NFS share.
OK, I tried that, but get: $ sonos-controller-unofficial Handle new path /home/me/Local Music Server starting