On 2013–02–19 Gregor Best wrote: > There the are `naughty.suspend()` and `naughty.resume()` functions. Once > notifications are suspended, they are collected to be released once > notifications are resumed (thus no notifications are lost).
I'm not sure if that's desirable. That means if I quit VLC after a 2h movie I get bombarded with notifications. I would rather have them dropped. But, well, that's fine-tuning, we're not at that stage, yet… > You might have to play around a bit with those, but my first > suggestion would be to suspend notifications once a client called > VLC or the like is getting managed and resume once VLC is > unmanaged. Maybe you want to put that in a property signal handler > and check for the fullscreen property. I definitely need to check for fullscreen, otherwise notifications would be blocked even if a non-fullscreen VLC is started. However, I have no idea how to trigger a function when an instance of a particular application enters and leaves the fullscreen state. Just for the record: Is this a bug in VLC, Gnome or is this awesome's responsibility to switch off notifications if applications enter fullscreen? Marco
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