Adds AppIndicator, KStatusNotifierItem and legacy Tray icons support to the Shell
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clutter_image_set_data() is not supposed to work, it's lacking a length argument - maybe previously it worked as a null terminated string, but that's obviously wrong for an image. set_bytes() OTOH is the right thing, as gjs implicitly converts byte arrays to and from GBytes
It's interesting because set_data blows up in Ubuntu 13.04 with gnome3 ppa (gjs 1.36; instant segmentation fault). set_bytes however throws a TypeError in Ubuntu 12.10 (gjs 1.34), while set_data seems to work fine. Since clutter_image_set_data is incorrect, how should I handle that in GJS 1.34?
You can't, you need gjs 1.36 to handle GBytes transparently. Use the GdkPixbuf as a GIcon instead, and use a StIcon derived from it.