The ideal thing with notifications would be to integrate with the Windows 10 notifications API, but it requires quite a bit of work (I think it would be a good Google Summer of Code project, if anyone is interested!).
On Wed, Nov 7, 2018 at 4:01 PM Aleix Pol <aleix...@kde.org> wrote: > On Wed, Nov 7, 2018 at 3:49 PM Carlos Solís <csol...@azkware.net> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hello everyone! First time posting here. I'm currently testing KDE > > Connect on Windows and so far it works well, with two exceptions. File > > transfers don't quite work, neither on Windows nor on my Archlinux > > partition. And notifications do work but with certain caveats, namely > > that they get displayed for only a pair of seconds, are not stored > > anywhere due to lack of integration with Windows' notifications, and > > most importantly don't display their contents or allow interacting in > > any other way but dismissing them by a click. Hoping to see if it was > > possible to manually configure the notifications, I installed Craft and > > rebuilt both KDE Connect and knotifications, but I still found no way to > > configure the notifications themselves. For starters, is it possible to > > configure it manually? Or do I need to compile systemsettings in order > > to configure it? Because in the case of the latter, compiling > > systemsettings on Windows currently fails due to a KF5 version mismatch. > > > > Hoping to find some information on the topic, > > - Carlos Solís > > Hi Carlos, > Welcome! > > (CC'ing KDE Connect) > > Maybe it would be possible to create a notifications dialog ad-hoc for > KDE Connect like many applications have. > > Regarding file transfers, I'd recommend opening a bug report, > especially if it's not working on linux, because it should be working. > And if you can investigate a bit how it fails, this will make it much > easier to fix in case there's something that needs changing. > > Aleix >
