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[Kévin PEIGNOT <winniemiel05@xxxxxxxxx>]

For battery low, icon become red i remenber (it did few times ago). It's red
when it's urgent, blue for notifications.

I think it's a sort of must be the blue icon for calendars ;). Maybe for
12.04 since Thunderbird+Lightning is just new in Ubuntu, and it's
integration isn't complete actually.

Kévin

2011/9/12 matt <m.richardson.1990@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> +1 I like this, but I agree with Stefanos, keep it simple, make it turn
> blue like the other indicators. Maybe extend this idea to the battery
> icon (Battery low)?
>
> On Mon, 2011-09-12 at 10:27 +0300, Stefanos A. wrote:
> > 2011/9/12 Jo-Erlend Schinstad <joerlend.schinstad@xxxxxxxxx>
> >         I've started using Thunderbird with Lightning for my
> >         appointments and
> >         tasks lately. It seems quite nice so far. I would probably
> >         like it even
> >         better if they could have their own windows, but that's
> >         another issue.
> >         (I really do like it the way it is :))
> >
> >         What dawned on me, is that it would be nice if the text color
> >         of the
> >         clock would change to _indicate_ that something is afoot. I'm
> >         thinking
> >         something like this: when a task has passed its start time,
> >         then the
> >         foreground color (text color) of the panel clock turns green,
> >         indicating
> >         that something is going on. When you reach time to remind you
> >         of the
> >         task, then it turns yellow. When it's expired, it turns red.
> >         That way,
> >         the reminders could be transient notifications, possibly
> >         coupled with a
> >         sound, and even if you were away from the computer when it
> >         happened, you
> >         would be notified by the clock itself.
> >
> >         This would be consistent with how all the other indicators
> >         work.
> >
> >         Thoughts?
> >
> >
> > Good idea, but please keep in mind that 7-10% of the population suffer
> > from red-green color blindness, so green/yellow/red are not a good
> > choice.
> >
> >
> > My suggestion would be to keep it simple: turn the text *blue*
> > whenever a task reminder fires off. You can click the icon to see what
> > exactly is going on. This is identical to how the message menu works,
> > where the icon turns blue regardless of the message source (email,
> > messenger, twitter, etc).
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