But if the user is focusing on something else, the worse thing to do would
be to force him to break his focus. I quite like notify-osd as it is (apart
from the terrible lag when using the backlight change keyboard shortcuts).
Mark, do you mind explaining what you mean with an "halfway line" ? Does
When you're browsing the web, how long can you stay moving the mouse,
scrolling, without any decent (lets say 10 seconds) delay ? Sometimes, quite
a while. This could delay notifications too much since you'd have the time
to popup only one notification before the user moves again (and anyways if
he
Hello,
I think Mike said what i wanted to say.
My worry is that you get a notification as soon as you stop typing. Usually,
when i'm typing a document (i'm not speaking about forms, which indeed
require me to watch the label of the fields i'm filling), the only moments
when i stop are when i need
extract the file to your ~ and chmod+x the script, then
run it, it'll use notify-send).
Cordially, SD.
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Hello,
Actually the icons were in the presentation, in the .icons folder. I also
added a killall notify-osd at the head of the script to make sure it
restarts and notices the icons. I'll add a video to dailymotion so that you
can see them. I also thought of putting information in the title, but I
Hello,
I'm currently making the script and vid, as you'll see, the icon shows the
percentage. (I've got an icon every 17% approximately, i can do more but
then freedesktop people will hate us for so many more icons).
2009/6/3 MartÃn Soto
> On Wed, 2009-06-03 at 10:42 +0200, Mark Shuttleworth wr
Hey people,
I attached an updated script to this email, but dailymotion doesn't seem to
be like uploading vids today, so I had to use YouTube instead.
YouTube link here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkdaiXXcv8w
Cordially, SD.
notification-battery-show_2.tar.gz
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Alright, I'll begin cutting the icons into 10% parts. Mat, if you can make
the AC adaptator icon, it'd be great. It will take me a lot of time to get
something looking decent.
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I meant the battery icon with an AC adaptator in the bottom right corner,
actually. What do you mean by zigzag ?
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2009/6/3 David Siegel
> Steve Dodier wrote:
>
>> Okey, I've got it. I made a quick draw, I still don't know how i'll do for
>> when it's at 50%, but do you people mind telling me what you think of t
Aren't the IM applications now meant to use indicator-applet instead
of libnotify to notify messages, and isn't indicator-applet not
appearing if you're in fullscreen ?
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What about console-presenter and evince / other PDF viewers ? They're
used too for presentations. I don't think we can maintain an
exhaustive list of applications, so maybe we should provide the user
with a GUI to tell which apps shouldnt be overriden and in which
circumstances (and have our own de
I doubt i give enough importance to notifications to sacrifice them a
shortcut i'd have to remember afterwards. There are much more
appropriate mechanisms for settings that dont change often, in my
opinion.
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What would be the practical use of it using libnotify when we're
actually trying to get notifications to be used for system-to-user
notifications and indicator-applet used for chat/im-apps-to-user
communication ? Wouldn't it be even better to try to make this work
with indicator-applet ?
_
Hello people,
My email may be asynchronous but i barely could follow this thread, yet i
wanted to say a few words on it since i fell on an interesting bug today on
launchpad.
My understanding of indicator-applet is that it is designed for apps-to-user
communication and apparently only used by "so
hat
> we can fix (to send a summary message in those cases)?
>
> Mark
>
>
>
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This discussion has grown big enough for it to deserve several wiki pages
about several points, so it'd be really great to stop splitting it and
changing its name, cause i just can't follow anymore.
PS : sorry for the offtopic :)
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Just a few comments :
Orange being associated to low quality is an USA cultural specific issue, as
far as i know. In fact, if it's almost not used in Europe, i don't think
companies that use it are looked at as low quality at all. And since it's an
uncommon color, it's very practical for building
The code is in lp:exaile, normally.
This video should show the final draft in details :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL-0fbNdEbY
I'll try to find the time to propose a patch for RB that does the same.
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I don't think (b) is a good idea for the following reasons :
* When the user shuts the PC down, he doesn't expect to give it attention
anymore. An update can fail or be interrupted for some reasons (package
missing on a server, internet connectivity broken, kernel upgrade asks if
the menu.lst sho
So is it possible to know *before* when a reboot will be required ? Very
likely yes, right ? It only happens when hardware drivers and kernel get
updated ?
The packages list is updated when the computer is turned on, anyway, but
let's assume Mr. User didn't do his updates Monday, then Tuesday he c
Hello,
The 82% step is the one when the installer looks for a mirror, and it's the
first step to download the user's locale in order to have a fully translated
Ubuntu. The locale download part has a "Cancel" button in case it's too
long, but the 82% one doesn't. I reported this to the developers of
Forwarding to ayatana as i forgot to put it in the recipient list AGAIN...
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From: Steve Dodier
Date: 2009/7/8
Subject: Re: [Ayatana] notify-osd + fullscreen + multiple monitors
To: Mark Shuttleworth
I must say i disagree with the use of a "rem
be done. I hope this attempt will help us to find
effective solutions in time for Karmic.
Cordially, SD.
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Hi,
Was it on Jaunty / Karmic ? What version of gnome-power-manager ? In
my opinion it's a bug that should be reported :
* "Battery full" notifications shouldn't have an action associated to it
Anyway, I don't think these "battery full" notifications are useful in
most cases. If I'm plugged in a
I think it shouldnt cost so much to fade it when it spawns unfaded because
of the mouse. Having to leave the area 40px around the bubble and to come
back into it to blur the bubble is overkill. I'd prefer having it spawn
unfaded and fading after one or two seconds, or directly beginning to slowly
f
e
future (which clearly isnt the same for an indicator and for a dashboard) to
know whether they want to support it or not. Especially developers from
other distros.
2) you need to make sure the current design fits with the goals of the
indicator applet. Just like that, you said : there will be n
uld use notify-osd to display when a
> > download is finished. I know that an addon for firefox exists so why not
> > use it by default?
>
+1 too, but it'll require Mozilla to natively support libnotify for their
Linux client. I'm actually surprised it's still
2009/9/7 Mike Rooney
> On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 6:04 AM, Steve Dodier wrote:
> >> > Also I was thinking that firefox should use notify-osd to display when
> a
> >> > download is finished. I know that an addon for firefox exists so why
> not
> >> >
FYI, about the "Tango compliance". People in Ayatana are not working only
for Ubuntu, and certainly not only for GNOME. Breathe is the perfect exemple
of a community project that has between nothing and nothing to do with GNOME
or Tango, I don't see why it would follow guidelines that are not relev
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