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Message #27218
[Bug 1090419] Re: messaging-menu doesn't allow one to set availability status if a chat program isn't open
** No longer affects: indicator-messages
** Changed in: indicator-messages (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1090419
Title:
messaging-menu doesn't allow one to set availability status if a chat
program isn't open
Status in indicator-messages package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
When I want to be available online, I would like to use the messaging
indicator to become available (ie set my status to be "Available").
However, doing so has no effect if I haven't previously opened Empathy
(or perhaps another properly registered chat program). Also, I am not
told that the action I just performed had no effect. I have to guess
or learn over time.
Weirdly, if I open empathy and subsequently close the empathy window,
the messaging indicator DOES work to the desired effect, that is, I
can change my availability status and it will reflect in my online
status in Empathy.
Also, if I have successfully become available online, this status is
not remembered across reboots. To regain availability after reboot I
would, as described above, have to manually open the Empathy window,
and then perhaps close it again if I don't want to look at it (I only
opened it to achieve the side effect of becomning available for chat,
so I don't want to actually look at it.
How cumbersome.
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