fix: Check StatusNotifierWatcher availability when GNOME extensions aren't accessible#150
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fix: Check StatusNotifierWatcher availability when GNOME extensions aren't accessible#150kenvandine wants to merge 2 commits intoProtonVPN:stablefrom
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…ren't accessible When AppArmor blocks the org.gnome.Shell.Extensions D-Bus call (e.g. in strict snap confinement), fall back to querying NameHasOwner for org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher on the session bus rather than blindly assuming appindicator support. The SNI watcher is registered by whichever component provides tray support (GNOME extension host, KDE, XFCE plugin, etc.), so its presence is a direct, DE-agnostic signal that AppIndicator3 will work.
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When AppArmor blocks the org.gnome.Shell.Extensions D-Bus call (e.g. in
strict snap confinement), fall back to querying NameHasOwner for
org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher on the session bus rather than blindly
assuming appindicator support. The SNI watcher is registered by
whichever component provides tray support (GNOME extension host, KDE,
XFCE plugin, etc.), so its presence is a direct, DE-agnostic signal
that AppIndicator3 will work.