Right now notify-osd, like notification-daemon before it, has one major problem that stands out above others: applications can generate many notifications such that they get a giant queue of them, blocking out any other application's notification bubbles as well.
Notify-osd's composited goodness could solve the problem elegantly. Notifications from the same application should be queued, but each application should get its own independent queue. The different queues of notifications should be stacked vertically at the same time (like the confirmation bubbles at the moment), to a limit of two or three or so. Doing that means the hard-coded timer for bubbles need not be hard-coded, since they don't get in anyone's way but themselves, and while we risk there being more noise from notifications we also avoid the issue of users missing useful ones when one application is being obnoxious. Thanks, Dylan McCall
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