Review "Clipboard Indicator" version 2

Review of "Clipboard Indicator" version 2

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Clipboard Indicator

The most popular clipboard manager for GNOME, with over 2M downloads. Check the Github page for a full list of features.

Extension Homepage: https://github.com/Tudmotu/gnome-shell-extension-clipboard-indicator

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Previous Reviews on this Version

Tudmotu posted a review May 24, 2014

After three months of using this extension, no major bugs seem to exist, even though I previously self-rejected that same code base. Also, added 3.12 to metadata.

fmuellner active May 28, 2014

Some comments: - you should consider switching to asynchronous IO for reading/writing the "registry"; blocking IO means the compositor won't redraw the screen while writing/reading the file, the window manager won't process user events on windows, ... - you should not call timeout_add() from the timeout handler - just return true (or in your case: recurse) to have the handler run repeatedly Those are nits that would be good to address, but no reason to reject this version altogether.